I've looked at the same fund structure for horizontal developments in the south east in Orlando, Jacksonville, Atlanta, Tampa, Raleigh, Charlotte, etc. in my opinion debt is better. since they are getting 3x returns on the average land plot they can be wrong 1/5 times and still make plenty but as a business that's how they set it up.

Better for both of you to have your agreement documented from the outset  Hope this helps  Thanks,Mario

Add me to the list of people saying to buy in a better location.

I had a client who kept waiting for a better rate, only to see it jump 0.5% overnight costing him thousands.

I've heard Better has low/no fee helocs.

IT is a hard question, do i buy in my real expensive market, or do i rent here and invest in a better market (and by "better" i mean better for traditional investing)I would say this: The traditional idea that I am "missing out" if I don't own a primary residence in my chosen market to live in, is not necessarily a true notion.I know a guy, a friend of mine who actually told me about BP back in the day.

I also have assets in high cost areas - they perform Way better.  

Reach out to them for terms on a HELOC. should be much better than Better.One look at that and i would tell you it's wayyyy too high, but there's not enough info from your post to determine what is contributing to that interest rate.

In both the city and county there are areas that pencil a little better.

We have a property that I'd like to pull money out of, to buy more property,  would I use a Home Equity Loan or is there another better option?