Well, not so fast.For every successful flip, there is an account of some nightmare project that sucked the bank account of someone dry.

I will look into this, looks like there is one in Charlotte.

We just think by taking cash out nontaxed and still cash flowing, while still having tax benefits, seems like a good idea.

College isn’t a must for real estate, but it can definitely help with things like business, marketing, and communication skills.

Approach it like an investment.

I also own 4 STR properties that do extremely well.

It sounds like at the current moment a HELOC would be the way to go as it can help keep costs low by only paying interest on what I pull out rather than doing a refi and being locked in to a higher payment regardless whether or not I find a deal.

It's not a direct answer to your question, but it's very likely you have no contractual leg to stand on.

Its a 3bd/1.5 bath row home Either the rehab sucks and the house looks like crap, or, you overpriced it.

I sell my own properties so I make sure to go overboard on this.Also, put your property on the internet on other platforms, like Facebook.