Even  for us which had the liquidity and ability to rescue these as I stated I would never pay market or over market you box yourself into a corner .

We have roughly $100k in equity in our home and about $25k in cash or liquid investments.

Hi Alana, great question.This largely depends on your long term goals and liquidity profile.

Those are much more liquid and can be purchased online.

@Sarah Santa CruzIf you have funds and are liquid to cover repairs etc then I would pay it down as it gives you flexibility and exit strategiesI would not pay down the 3-4% loans as you can invest it and do better but at 7.375% investing to get that return (net) would be historical average so I would say pay it down

This additional liquidity could be used to improve their credit score and build savings, enhancing the likelihood of a successful refinance.3.

Are you trying to say your liquid, very serious to close and all but certain on the property at this PA?

At the end of the day, I would look at all the options you have for accessing the funding and liquidity that youll need.

The owner had a divorce and was in the process of  liquidating his rental portfolio.

If you like less down and staying more liquid, go for it!