Seller financingAs @Juan V Lopez stated, rates are high for newbies, but you never stated your experience level, just your market unfamiliarity.

I know you're a celebrity on here and I heard David Greene and Rob give you a shoutout on the podcast the other day so I feel honored that you commented on my post haha!

Quote from @Juan V Lopez: I think purchasing with a HELOC is a fantastic idea IF:1) You are planning to refinance the property immediately after to pay off the HELOC and keep the investment.2) You are planning to sell the property to pay off the HELOC.If you are using the HELOC to add value to a property and then use the project proceeds to pay back the HELOC, I think you're in great shape.

Quote from @Wences Lopez: hey everyone, I was having a conversation with my boss & she asked if I’m writing off the interest on my properties as an expense.

I love the pomp and circumstance, the celebration, but trying to gain it is miserably slow at best.I'm a decade and a half into that journey with little to show for it, and I'll spend three and a half more if necessary with nothing more to show, but I sure hope the gods of luck and fate cooperate eventually.

@Katie Lopez nothing is too crazy when it’s been sitting on the market for a year.

Hey @Marianne Lopez-Henthorn, I have private lenders who can loan to you on some longer term stuff if you are having trouble finding a more traditional financing solution!

Originally posted by @Mike Lopez:@Wan-Yi SweetingOut of those areas, I would rank EL SERENO the lowest.

@Chris Lopez Welcome to BP!

Quote from @Erik Lopez: I have been living in my current home since 2021, I have thought about potentially buying a second home and rent out my current one where I am living, what's sort of stopping me is the fact that interest rates are really high and there has been a lot of layoffs in my industry, is anyone else in a similar situation as me?