What is the best way to show cash in hand in order to buy it when you don't have the cash and need to borrow the funds?

I'm an investor so I am definitely not limiting myself to a handful of neighborhoods.

Heck, I hand wash my dishes mostly at home anyway.I am targeting a February move-in.

Consider reading "The Hands-off Investor" by Brian Burke.

Baselane, on the other hand, provides everything you need at a reasonable cost and is tailored for smaller landlords like us.

They cost slightly more than the normal permitting process, but I usually have permits in hand in a week or less.My GC is has some experience on Coronado, if you would like I can connect you, so you can get his opinion as well.

Invest in as long as it takes you to write a check, do a wire transfer, or even an online bill pay4.

Syndications are a very hands off (after all the work of vetting the GP and deal are done) of investing.

If someone handed you $50K tomorrow and you put it on your mortgage, you skip down to that point in your amortization table on your next payment.

Hi Michael, Using a HELOC to fund your first rental can be a smart move, especially if you want to keep your cash on hand for other expenses or future deals.