My inheritance from my parents somewhere in those three decades would give a decent bump but not too much.I could take most of that 1K and make a good dent in my loans, especially with no interest being accrued in response to COVID.

Many real estate agents in the market will know who the flippers/rehabbers are too.Out of curiosity, I am guessing you plan on bringing the cash to the table and the flipper will bring their expertise and contractor connections? 

Option Two:$2.3M Selling price$299K down (13%)Balance of $2M at a fixed interest rate of 3% w a 30 year amort. and a 5 yr. call($8,436/mo payment plus T&I)My initial curiosities are:-Out of the two options, which one makes more sense?

Then interest starts accruing on the balance in the HELOC.I used a first-position HELOC on my rental property (the terms are slightly more conservative for investment properties, but they still lend at 75% appraised value).You only want a first-position HELOC if you live below your means.

Most likely earnest money not refunded and a commission owed to the broker or any fees accrued by said broker(s).

When returning security deposits of $50 or more, the interest rate is payable at 1.5% a year or the simple interest rate accrued at the daily US Treasury Yield curve rate for one year, as of the first business day of each year, whichever is greater.  

Questions like these always raise a curiosity to me. 

Just out of curiosity, is their a general cap rate or cash on cash return people are looking for right now or is it very neighborhood specific?

I’m going to try to re-run the numbers just out of curiosity (based on Grant H Willcott’s response) to see how close it would get, but I predict this might be a deal that might not work out in my favor at this time.

Just out of curiosity how long have you guys owned your rentals in AK?