You can get them on investment properties, usually at 75% LTV, or on primary properties, as much as 95% LTV.The number associated with percent interest is going to be slightly higher than the number associated with your mortgage, but the HELOC has the extreme benefit of recalculating your interest payment for every principal payment you put against the line whereas the loan payment never changes.Replacing a mortgage with a HELOC and then using the HELOC as the place where you store all funds as you build savings to purchase and flip the next investment property will greatly reduce your interest costs and increase your buying power as well as speed the building of your cash savings.Credit unions and local banks are going to be the best places to find these products.

I'm not sure what it's called but call a stucco supply store I'm sure they could help.

You might also pick up a few interesting tidbits by listening in on conversations between experienced investors. 

They should be conversant with both Personal and Commercial Insurance.  

It's anyone’s guess what the fall has in store.

Congratulations, big things are in store for you.

Does anyone have any experience with Co-Op to Condominium conversions?

Does anyone have any experience with Co-Op to Condominium conversions?

It's one thing to disagree and stand by your numbers with actual analytics, I love that kind of conversation because we both learn from it.

This sets the tone for any future conversations and situations.