The limit is only the credit limit I suppose and the elevated APR if its not paid off (but 18 months is substantially longer than hard money), but I'm curious if anyone has run into problems or if this is a good strategy for a low cost mini-loan.

So I disagree with is premise on their being a glut of SFH's as the baby boomers die. 

Have a guy with a backhoe or mini ex rip out the concrete pad and place it flat in the bottom of the pool .

You will get contractors with a step ladder and a mini van who do crappy work, I don't need to tell you that.

I just want to add in that dont throw the baby out with the bath water because these lower class assets have been used as a vehicle for theft. 

My baby is due to be coming on Monday, but my wife may be beginning labor right now, ha ha, so my time is a bit short.

ADA requirements.It was like pulling my own teeth to get approval from my locality to build a 70x15 mini stg building and a 80x50 maxi storage building on my own commercial lot.

After having the baby in March 2014, I went out on maternity leave - and started looking at houses online.

I agree with @Ken Latchers, unless they burn the house down or steal all the stuff, I pretty much just let it ride baby!

A third told me baseboard heaters won't do much to help but Mini splits are the answer (which also give A/C) but cost over $12k!