Plus with HELOC's you can only pull what you actually need and pay it down/pull the cash out as you need it.Dan - I agree with others about exploring a HELOC first to pull out some equity as opposed to refinancing.

I’m particularly interested in exploring opportunities in the Raleigh/NC Mountain area and am excited to connect with like-minded individuals who share similar goals.I’m looking forward to diving into the wealth of knowledge here, sharing experiences, and collaborating with others who are passionate about real estate investing.

Leverage $120K cash for down payments and explore financing options.

I'd encourage you to keep exploring other income ideas.

As I understand, I'm still responsible for paying condominium fees and property taxes, which is becoming a significant burden for my household.I'm exploring options to recoup at least half of the property's value, considering it's currently uninhabitable.

Just a curious mind and a willingness to explore.

Found this site and ready to explore.

I'm a newbie to real estate investing, so little words are very much appreciated :)Big picture if it helps: I'm exploring an all in one so I can plop extra savings into it until I'm ready to purchase additional properties and then can pull the money from the all in one for a downpayment elsewhere and then will continue to throw money into the all in one from my main job as I save for additional downpayments.

I would also explore how much work it would be to move that white cabinet from the left side to the right side including replacing the floor underneath because it probably is not vinyl.

What other lending options have you explored?