Cool, Flipping or Landlording?

You want to stay liquid, although 7.25% rate is higher than i'd like to carry, but with the way things are going right now.

A: "neighbors are super cool, they come over all the time to have fires in the backyard."

We saw this happening a little bit a few years ago when many properties were getting multiple offers, but the market has been cooling rapidly to more of a buyers market lately (in my location at least YMMV).

First invested a solid chunk of money into a flipping mentorship, listened to every BP Rookie episode ever made, more podcasts, more books, more phone calls, and finally landed a really cool position working for an investor in my area.

right exactly spot on here with the DSCR, the biggest downside is putting a higher down % payment, and utilizing more liquid funds that can go towards renovations or other investments.

Lucky for you, I am knowledgable on military & investor related topics and its cool that this is a hybrid question.

Hey @Anthony Folstad, very cool to hear you've got a line on a lakefront property for significantly under ARV!  

I benefit from step up inheritance laws, so almost no capital gains tax if I sell, I do like the idea of liquidating and putting it into a larger property or multifamily, I do worry about the amount of time hands on, which I need to be s minimal as possible.Thanks!

I tried the same with Fidelity several years ago, however they insisted that I keep 7 figures in brokerage (outside of private equity), so we didn't stick around long... in fact Im all but liquidated there myself.