I've decided to get a home equity line of credit and use that money to do some investing.

This particular property is a Short Sale in Cincinnati, OH and has about $2k (1 years' worth) of past due taxes on it.My contract with the Seller reads, "At closing, Seller shall pay or credit on the purchase price (a.) all real estate taxes and essments, including penalties and interest, which became due and payable prior to closing...."

Nobody even checked the title of the homes to see who the owner was, but if they ever did, I would tell them that I was part of the investment using my credit to help out and do the management, but ultimately my boss gave the money and had the control.  

Gabe Amedee I'm fairly new at this and I'm still trying to understand the math.

I am fairly new myself.

The issue I have is that I have some credit card debt thats holding me back making it very hard to save for capital for a down payment.

The process is fairly smooth in terms of actually bidding online, but you must follow all procedures as outlined on the site for them to look at the offer.

Seems to me, all the siblings will want their share when the home is sold, regardless of a skewed "fairness" factor?

@Athena Lei The money judgement will stick on their credit report.

The Health District in my view is bounded by:I-95 to the EastDolphin Expressway to the SouthNW 14th Ave to the WestNW 20th St to the NorthProperties within these boundaries are limited/rare, so while the above is the 'actual area' I also mean the surrounding neighborhoods and streets.The area doesn't have the best reputation in terms of safety (Though there are definitely rougher areas in the city), but it does seem like it a solid rental market - with plenty of jobs nearby.It is also fairly close (Depending on traffic) to Wynwood, Downtown, and Little Havana/stadium(s) and the airport.