It'll always look good, keep the neighbors happy also.I do quarterly pest spraying and go through the units quarterly.

The REIT usually is or will go public, so you have more liquidity, can choose when to sell and recognize your taxes, if ever, remain diversified in real estate without any management headaches because now you own a security that invests in many commercial properties.

I'd pay heed to Ryan's comments as personal liquidity will be the greatest tool at your disposal to take advantage of ALL financing options in the future.

I'd like to economize my workflow to begin finding non listed properties to wholesale, fix-n-flip, lease buy option, etc.Denver's lowest prices are much higher than I am used to, and my wife and I have recently spent most of our liquid cash to begin living debt free.

The equity is only realized upon liquidation or if you tap in to it through a refinance.

In addition, those are more active, liquid markets.

I like to use Credit - Finance Partners, like busy doctors that have $100K liquid or more.But this deal is too thin, as you are lucky to net $15K, and split that.

- Your need for access to that money (liquidity) for investing, lifestyle, reserves or other needs. - Your strategy to minimize to minimize interest and tax expenses since these are the largest expenses most people will pay and sometimes its not the rate of growth/return you need to be concerned about but rather just a reduction in interest and taxes alone could have significant impact the growth of your equity and assets over time

We didn’t see a massive amount of requests for financing for last minute bank liquidations in December as we expected.

An ETF is traded just like a stock, and are usually highly liquid, so you could get your cash back when you needed it relatively quickly.