But with where I'm at, and my current goals (which is to force equity and money as fast as possible),  I see dead equity that I could recycle for a higher return on more value add deals.

Recycling your own cash could be a great way to go, rates are just very high right now, so it may not be the best route of a HELOC.

Yes, you are from the land of Milk and Honey of Columbus.

With a HELOC, you get to recycle that line of credit over and over. 

By refinancing, you recycle your funds for more investments, compounding your returns.🔧 Control Over Renovations: You have the freedom to control the quality of renovations, ensuring your properties meet market demand and attract premium rents.💰 Infinite Cash Flow: As you continue to repeat the process, your cash flow potential is virtually limitless.

Haul away included too.We tried recycling the old aluminum from window frames but the price of scrap aluminum isn't worth the effort.

We are typically looking for $50k profit...we are typically in for about $600k in my market, and that money can be recycled twice a year.

The RE cycle has reached a point where getting a reasonable return is getting very difficult, which brings about a whole different set of forum topics and members - things that may not be of interest to those already "in the game". 4.

Hi Andrew,milk be there at BPCon too.

makes no sense to sell early in my opinion- sweet spot is 8-10 years when cash flow wipes out ltv leverage, the whole time still maintaining usage and tax advantages. if your looking for that big payday on a quick then sell if you are a balanced long term investor stay in, milk it and 8-9 years dump it to maximize tax implications and sell and reinvest in another.Personally, my kids will end up dealing with our portfolio because we wont end up selling.we have 20 and sold one and regretted ever since.