HELOC is just a credit line, So you can buy/rehab and refinance with a regular loan in order to pay back your HELOC if you want or pay back the HELOC with time.Depending on the type (1% Payback or Interest Only Payback) if you borrow 80k, your monthly payments would be $800 - if you were renting for say $1000+ and covered all expenses, then you could just pay back your HELOC and if rates adjusted, your payments is still 1% payback - you would just have more interest added on for the life of the loan.I have a HELOC and opened it up to be able to fund my rehabs or have extra $ to close on a deal.

The VA funding fee is going to be about 10g with this loan.  

I found a duplex we intend to house hack and fund with a VA loan for 0 money down and no PMI.

The problem is, during the process of enforcing the judgment against the Seller, you may come to find out that the Seller is insolvent or does not have the funds available to satisfy our judgment.

Don't wash your mentor but build a mutual relationship. 

Brady is working on a bill in the House (as is the Senate) on reforming 401(k) plans, to include access to the funds.

I have some funds saved because I was thinking of purchasing my first home and came accross some videos on youtube about getting the best deals on houses.After continuing to watch many videos and read material I think this is something Inwould like to take my first steps into.

@Brett Kirchoff Does Anchor Title (or any title company in Mobile) allow assignments or double/simultaneous closing (where the funds from the B-C transaction funds the A-B transaction?

We have mutual acquaintances and like you I have become a podcast junkie.

For a 506(b) fund, investors self-identify as accredited or non-accredited but sophisticated.