$93k less the purchase and rehab leaves $10k (I accounted for closing cost before allocation) in available liquid cash from equity to use. 

I do plan on moving a portion of this amount into my bank but wonder if it would still be honored when qualifying for financing since it is a fairly liquid account.Thanks in advance!

A while back they put the device that counts cars go down the street and I noticed some weird spray paint lines on my side walk and the intersection.

Also be aware some commercial lenders require you to have sufficient liquidity after you purchase the property.For example, Freddie Mac/Fannie Mae require enough cash for like 6 to 9 months of mortgage payments.

Partnering with those who have little experience or liquidity seems a lot riskier to me.

Many will ask for proof of liquid assets in the form of bank statements.

The good news is that they are pooling from a relative who has done several transactions and has a liquid source of income from them to draw from.

My husband and I are happily liquidating our furniture stores of twenty five years, selling off the prime comercial real estate and putting it all into residential rehab investments.

Could you define:- ballpark expectations on return- time horizon, how liquid you need it to be- how passive?

FYI, if you have Lumber Liquidators in your area, they have a huge spring sale going on this week on all their flooring.