Many landlords after a time come to embrace owning the debt as opposed to being in debt or outright owning the asset..

@Brian JasinskiSDIRAs can also finance your deals and other investors deals, and at many firms can be used to invest as debt or an LP.

For example, I think we are late cycle, so I lean toward the safest part of capital stack which is debt (or debt free equity).

It takes a little time to pay down some debt or to grow the next bit of equity, and savings is how it is done.    

They might be strapped to student debt or have not had the time to accumulate money for a down payment but are like-minded and have the flexibility to house hack.

Glen Doering http://www.leagle.com/decision/In%20FDCO%2020170124F06/IN%20RE%20AGUIRREBasically, as I read this, the court said Wheeler (who bought the lien at a tax sale) lost its lien property interest when the debtors filed for BK and after Wheeler participated in plan repayment.

"Hmmmm do I go $150k into student loan debt, or do I use a benefit program that I already put the work in to qualify for? 

I would use that to either pay off higher rate debt, or as your down payment if you're moving forward on the second property.

No, it may not be a commercial sale, depends on the buyer's status and the intended purpose.So, you're going to sell an LLC that was filed 2 months ago, how do you know that LLC didn't conduct other business, told a few lies, incurred debt or obligations, that in 3 more weeks the LLC buyer has a law suit on their hands?

Hey BP Here is a current situation I need some advice on.Currently have 45k in liquid cash, and 60k on a HELOC. On the debt side I have a 9k car loan, and 7.5k on a zero interest credit card.  Should I pay off the deb...