I don't have power to the property yet so i need help or suggestions on how to secure the property.

This way I never need to worry.The battery-powered keypad is absolutely vital should wifi, internet or apps fail.

Like most real estate newbies I am eager and interested to learn all I can about the real estate business and the best way i learn is by understanding the analytics and understand how a property  cashflows.

@Jd Martin I like that idea, but isn't the bank going to see those HELOC funds as borrowed and it will mark against your borrowing power?

However is it located right next to a huge power line.

Knowledge is power.

I've been looking into areas like Birmingham, Alabama and Indianapolis, Indiana for multifamily residences, but figured I should be going about this a little more analytically.

House A is currently $200,000.

@Mike Lambert Mike, I just read this, honestly, what´s up with all the hate in your response, I understand that people have a need to be right all the time but you don't need to do that by bringing others down just to reaffirm your sense of power and knowledge in a bigger pockets forum.

@Jack Douglas my primary concerns are a) I am operating in the state of MD, b) My husband has his real estate license, c) I/we are not trying to start a wholesaling business for the sake of wholesaling, we are trying to unearth otherwise unavailable opportunities I guess the no brainer thing to do would be to get on a few wholesalers lists, but that would be the easy way and I typically prefer to reinvent the wheel.I would love to hear the thoughts of two voices I have come across time and again on this topic in the forums: @Russell Brazil and @John Thedford Thanks again!