The construction loan is a reimbursement loan.BRRRR is cash intensive and make sure you have contingency and a back up plan so you don't lose the property if construction costs go way over budget.  

I like Max's answer a lot although you might lose money in the process.

I’m not paying for something I didn’t do, nor just going to lay down to losing part of a driveway that was sold to me.

You should pursue a degree in one of those programs as well as a minor/emphasis in finance.

I’m not sure if I should keep a good cash flowing house, or do a 1031 and move into a different area and risk losing the same cash flow.

Paying offpaying the cards & cert will give me an extra 1200/mo but I lose the 10K.

People need an option to losing their house and their equity.

So I now plan to sell it because if I got a HELOC for the full 75-80% I’d be losing money every month.

No idea  if you can really profit from them or are they set to win while you lose?

(making morality accusations)3) "You're going to buy a disaster and lose all your money!"