You could also explore using a home equity line of credit (HELOC) or a cash-out refinance to tap into the $100k equity and use that capital to invest in additional properties, all while keeping the current home as an asset.

Would love to hear what strategies are working for you and what challenges you're facing in finding capital to move your projects forward.

For something more advanced Lone Star Capital has one on their website you can download for free I believe

We have some capital to work with, but would really be interested in finding out if this is a great way to go. 

Investment Info:

Large multi-family (5+ units) buy & hold investment.

Purchase price: $34,700,000

Cash invested: $7,500,000

192-unit institutional class B+ property located in between the Researc...

It's not difficult to find financing solutions for your next property, you don't have any capital so why would there be financing solutions?

This trend will continue as distressed assets in sectors like multifamily seek capital injections to avoid foreclosure or unfavorable sales.Mezzanine debt, typically subordinate to senior debt, offers higher returns to compensate for the increased risk.

Ron Hubbard built his scientology business: Mid-level sales professional selling the dream lifestyle and over-promising returns to attract people to him so he can capitalize on their innate desire to become successful and rich like him...

Phoenix and Scottsdale that require ore capital and bigger renovations.

No, not like that...I mean let's have @Jay Hinrichs fly his Cirrus down to Santa Rosa, I'll pick him up at the airport and bring him to Praxis Capital world headquarters and he can do his podcast from here.