If I was single, I'd consider an RV or a shoebox to pocket the vast majority, but I think the divorce costs would ultimately outweigh that profit lmaoI do not plan to buy *IN* the city as even as high as that is, it's still not enough to really get anything comfortable.

I reinvested those profits to get equipment for the LLC and depreciated this equipment over the next couple of years, during which I may not pay any taxes as the depriciation would outweigh my profits.

If the benefit I bring outweighs the cost to them, then they agree to the price...if not, i refer them to an agent to get them moreNevertheless, It's good business to keep your profit to yourself...does your dealer disclose to you how much he's buying the  car from the manufacturer?

If they outweigh the gains don't go for it.Please let me know what you decide.

Doese getting the approval out weigh some one loosing there home to foreclosure?

Cash flow is better than SFH and ease of management outweighs investing in 4 plex or more.  

I probably won't make it a habit of offering multi-year leases, but in this case the benefit outweighed the risk of loosing a small rent increase in year two. 

I do think the benefits could outweigh the cons though, if done correctly. 

This is by far the easiest and most straightforward option, but requires you to part with a decent chunk of change.Build equity over time by outweighing my contributions going forward.

For $50k... it's tough to say without knowing your current 1st mortgage balance, rate, or payment. but i would guess that the stability of a cash-out refi would outweigh the benefits of a HELOC in your situation. you can ask your LO to structure the refi with no closing-costs. there are a couple of ways to do that, but i'll let your friend explain those options.