You would not want to destroy your tokenized house to extract its value though, so tokenizing a house only makes sense if you are able to account for all of its physical components.Second, you could tokenize a property by first creating tokens that represent the house itself, and then creating tokens representing fractions of ownership in the land on which the house sits.

I work with a number of mid sized portfolio holders and we usually can find low lying fruit to be extracted from the current portfolio via rank placement and revenue management. 

I know that , you know what I meant don't be a wiseass."... to wich I will say, SHUSH and LISTEN to me gaaadamnit...NO SOFTWARE CAN GENERATE A DEAL FOR YOU... now here is why I say this.YUou need to understand that nothing can extract motivated sellers from the general public.

Hi, I'm pretty new to real estate but have taken an interest in underwriting value add multifamily deals.
Basically wondering if theres a business model where people sift through offerings from brokers or other sourc...

Not only do you get to make sure it's done right (I had a mortgage company not pay my taxes once), it extracts those items from your fixed debt costs.One last thing, and please don't take this the wrong way, but if you have a dozen cash flowing properties, two people working with perfect credit and no credit card debt, I cannot think of any reason you should be out there trying to get a used car loan.

Did you do actual data acquisition, data analysis and extracted educated conclusions on the perfect venue to find motivated sellers, or did you simply pick that one just because 3000 clowns say so?

Instead, you will need to carefully sort out the expenses that added up to your $600k and extract the items that might be depreciated faster.

I have about $450,000 equity in my primary residence (in Colorado) and want to extract $170,000 for a down payment on a property that cash flows extremely well (in Florida).  1) HELOC @ 3.125% variable (pay it off the principal if future rates exceed inflation, or use equity to pay it off whenever I sell the property in an estimated 10 years).

If you can point to your annual profit and accurately say that the dollars in that annual profit figure most accurately represents the life essence of your tenants extracted FROM them and passed TO you...well, you just might be a vampire.If you're doing these things, you're not making money off real estate.

Presuming you have some descent equity in the first property you buy; you could then do a cash out refinance transaction on your first house to extract some of that equity and then use those funds to put towards the down payment on the 2nd house.