I have the loan for the 1st mortgage in my name, so that is my "skin in the game."  

Cash rules and a business line would open up additional opportunities plus I would like to limit my personal liability but willing to put skin in the game via real estate equity.

My goal is to wholesale to gain "skin in the game" and network with buyers and rehabers to eventually switch to flipping as my main gig.

I made one phone call and had newfound labor within an hour and we got right to work opening sheet rock walls and drying the wet areas in several units. 

I would like to get a HELOC on the house to have some dry powder as I start looking for investment properties.  

. - ALSO, grab each one from the printer as it comes out and place them separately to dry for about an hour so the ink doesn't smear by touch/stacking them (paper only take seconds to minutes to dry).

Any hard money lender I have ever heard of makes you put some money down so you have "skin in the game".

I had a bank account in the LLC's name in the past but as it turns out the fees were high, so when the work dried up we closed the account.It seems easy to get credit in the name of the LLC but not so for a bank account.Can anyone recommend a bank for an LLC that has a low fee schedule and a reasonable minimum balance requirement?

Hi @RJ Bates III,We use the term dry funds and it depends on the title company / closer....I know some that do and most do not...

I bought a SFH to make into a BRRR, but with the market being so dry for deals here, I can't find another deal to get into, so that I can move out of my BRRR.