PS- By Joseph's map my territory includes Central NY, the Southern Tier, and the Finger Lakes.

If you don't owe a lot on your investment property, you could pulling more equity out of it but that still will probably be around 8% at this time.One other option but a bit dangerous.

The duo skillfully concealed their fraudulent activities, ensuring that their victims remained unaware of the impending collapse.Seeking Justice and Rebuilding Lives -The Brian Dozier Con Artis scam serves as a stark reminder of the dangers that lurk within the world of investments.

I agree there are ways to reduce condo risk but it is dangerous in south FL right now.

Yet still driveway and yard were left with dangerous debris. 

By happenstance the lender I work for treats the territory like a mainland loan (think Hawaii) and almost all conventional programs are available and even priced accordingly. 

Example: I wanted to invest in self storage so I learned just enough to be dangerous.

Here's the list with emails and phone numbers removed:AmpUp - Ryan Berglas, Director of Business Development, West RegionAtom Power - Tripp Burwell, Lead EVSE Sales EngineerAutel - Michelle Luo, Chief Revenue OfficerBlink - Chris Rogers, Territory Sales Manager, NorthwestBP Pulse - Erik Bakke, Sr.

And if we are sliding into recession not just a soft landing, that Small Caps/commodities-minerals/BDCs (with falling net interest margins as 10yr falls and rising defaults) may all be a dangerous place to be? 

I also think that partnerships are very dangerous.