For C/D buy everything cheep at a RE-store.  

Some unexpected situation occurred this week in one of my rental properties in Tucson, AZ.I was about to file a claim for the house restoration (leaking / flooding issues) only to discover I had a lapse on my home owner insurance.

Hopefully in 2019 more balance will be restored to market everywhere.

I’d look into what that means as far what hoops you’ll have to jump through to get approval, as you may be looking at considerable additional expense because the hysterical society may force you into a major restoration instead of just doing what makes the most sense for your business.

It's an absolutely beautifully restored building and we love the neighborhood.

On most HELOC's you will have 10 years to use the cash as a credit card type basis, after 10 years, you can no longer draw on the line of credit and must payback the balance over the next 20 years.If you want to restore your ability to draw on the HELOC, just replace the HELOC with a new HELOC.

Also with experience in restoration, renovation and emergency services I feel like I've found my starting point and goals. 

I had emergency service and had it fixed and water restored by 4a.m.

I negotiated a $50 rebate, free headlight restoration and a high gloss wax job for the car...

I used to do rental restoration work a few summers back.