Given the choice between cash now of say $500k, or REAL equity of $600k, I choose $600k equity as long as the $600k is greater on a RISK ADJUSTED BASIS.  

Also, would you choose SFH or multifamily?

It's competitively priced and the section 8 rent - if you choose to go that route - is very strong.) 

I recommend that you first identify a strategy for your investment and make sure that the market you choose supports it.

No matter what platform you choose, you'll either have to put in a lot of work or a lot of money to get results organically.

Also, why do you choose that option vs the other option?

Some banks, however, will allow you to do a "transfer of ownership" to move the property back into your personal name when refinancing, but it could involve additional costs and paperwork.Hybrid Approach:Some investors choose to buy property in their personal name, refinance with the bank for better terms, and then transfer ownership to an LLC after the refinance.

Which option would you choose and why?

Then from there choose the lender that will give you the most beneficial terms . 

Good school districts make for better long-term investments, so it’s something to keep in mind when choosing a property.So while schools might not be your number one factor when flipping, they can definitely help increase the speed of sale and final profit.