And since there's no mortgage you might be able to find a modest rental close to you that will provide a positive return.It sounds like you are already under contract to sell your investment property.

You just won't really have a ton of positive cash flow right off the bat if you are refinancing at 70-80% LTV at today's interest rates.Multi family you can get both but those are tougher on the equity side of things since they cost more to rehab compared to a single family home.

Given the size of the transactions generally offered on crowdfunding sites, there aren’t enough secondary trades large enough to make the economics work systematically (besides the regulatory constraints) for Broker/Dealers to be incentivized to help LPs to redeem their positions via a sale/transfer to a new investor before the end of the investment period. 

Like you, I have had positive outcomes.

PropertRadar has been a huge help in helping to identify lien position and active foreclosure auctions.

Additionally, I strategically positioned the condo as a desirable rental option in Uptown Charlotte, capitalizing on its prime location to maximize rental income and overall property value.

With your background as a physician, you’re in a strong position to get into long-term rentals and even the storage space, both of which offer steady income and relatively low maintenance.

From what I see on the market, houses are cheaper than most areas in the GTA while rent is still relatively high.Especially if you can find a SFR and convert the basement into a secondary suite, will definitely cashflow positive.

The outcome has been highly positive.

I wish it was more positive, but at least it lets everyone here know how it has gone for us.