Fat thumbs I guess!!!

We paid off our home mortgage of 3.75% but so we could put a fat 1st Heloc on it and buy rentals quickly with cash at a discount.What's the plan when you pay it off?

If your tenant goes belly up, you're screwed.

The time between 2008-2012 were fat times and profits were good as the margins were large and the room for error was significant.  

We do this work out in the west but we ONLY chase deals that have no debt on them .. and you can work for a few months and you might nail one or two of them.. so its a very low probability deal and its belly to belly and the folks your dealing with can be very tough to get them to move to sign anything.However to answer the OP question sure you can do this and you can redeem right up to day before the sale and in the old days in CA when the sale started at 10am and the tax collector opened at 8am you saw all sorts of people lined up to pay their tax's.. so when the sale started you should hear the grown from those thinking they were going to bid on this cool property only to have it removed last second..

Make sure you have a fat bank account for when things sink.  

So while I may not have a fat bank account I do have some money tied up in my properties and want to know how to put it to work for me.My question to you fine people is how do I free up that capital?

So while I may not have a fat bank account I do have some money tied up in my properties and want to know how to put it to work for me.I know quite a bit about buildings and work well with people however I could certainly use some coaching in leveraging and finding deals.

At least it doesn’t tear up the belly board if it stays inside)Or do I say to “B” sorry you had that for 12 years (possibly) but you never added it to the list of tenants so it doesn’t belong bye bye cat.

They like big fat insurance policies.