💥Reason 8 on Why the Wealthy Invest in Real Estate!
The long-term performance of commercial / multifamily real estate makes it a compelling asset class for many investors. If I could sum up that performance in two wo...

That being said, crypto is incredibly volatile and alot of the projects out there probably wont make it long term.

This financing structure can be replicated for smaller properties, which is preferable to because multiple income streams decreases income volatility.

For those looking outside their own back yards (a strategy I recommend for folks in saturated and/or volatile markets), consider markets in the Midwest and South that are a bit more stable and still provide an abundance of cash flow and appreciation opportunities!

My question is should I try to refinance a property or two to wipe out the more volatile debt in the lines of credit, which will also allow me to scale faster, or should I leave the current mortgages in place (especially since they cashflow after all expenses) and just slowly work at paying of the lines of credit using said cashflow and money from my W2?

If there aren't that many, the comps can be hard to find, and therefore the valuation can be volatile. 

Some experts are predicting a crash in the more volatile markets, San Francisco being one of them.

Recently, with inflation skyrocketing and mortgage rates bringing correction to the over-valued GTA market, I started to look elsewhere.It occurred to me that smaller cities that aren't subject to such hard land speculation and coupled with every-growing demand (e.g GTA, GVA), hold their values pretty stable throughout RE cycles - or at least don't get hit with such violent volatility.

Recently, with inflation skyrocketing and mortgage rates bringing correction to the over-valued GTA market, I started to look elsewhere.It occurred to me that smaller cities that aren't subject to such hard land speculation and coupled with every-growing demand (e.g GTA, GVA), hold their values pretty stable throughout RE cycles - or at least don't get hit with such violent volatility.

Going the fha route is fine but it may not be as easy refinancing after a year since rates have been pretty volatile.