Given your situation, seller financing at 7% might be the better choice since it provides some cash flow, even though you lose out on tax benefits.

Networking with private money lenders or hard money lenders who specialize in real estate can also be beneficial.

It sounds like you have the cash somewhere it's just a matter of accessing it and what way is most beneficial to you to do that.

haha,Nah mateNot my style.Unfortunately, we live in a world where information is power so I'm forced to collect it in order to protect my team and company.But I'd never F@#$ with someone else's business even if they aren't legit.Only as a defense mechanism if we are threatened and pushed far enough where I don't have another choice.

After that, you'll need to start repaying both principal and interest, which could also affect your cash flow.However, the flexibility of a HELOC can be beneficial, especially if you plan to make strategic investments that generate higher returns in the short term.

I grew up ridiculously poor, virtually everyone I knew were renters, and they all had the same things in common - a series of poor life choices and ignored opportunities that kept them renters.

The FED Should start cutting rates Soon, out of choice or out of necessity.

In all truth, my laminates - even the cheapest off-the-shelf Lowe's stock ones - have held up just fine and were the best choice for my B units.

Again, every single choice has its pros and cons.

Obviously, I don't remember the exact word choice on the form, and was ignorant of what they were intending to ask...The closing attorney told me that that form would be sent to the IRS, so now I'm afraid it could bite me in the ***.