Hopefully the syndicator that you use performs a cost segregation on the property and can offset many of those passive gains.Additionally, you may be able to harvest your basis in the stocks and then use the SBLOC for the remainder and if the SBLOC ends up going up at some point, pay it off.

FYI - http://www.refrigeratorinfo.com/News/So-Long-Stainless-Whirlpool-Introduces-a-New-Finish-For-Premium-Kitchens.htmSome of the comments at the bottom of that link are quite funny - like (paraphrasing) "pick harvest gold and avocado to beat the rush for their comeback" and this one "My 1948 GE appliances: fridge, oven, dishwasher .. all work beautifully .. and are beautiful to look at."

Looking for a semi guided hunt where we can harvest a few hogs, eat well and have a Shiner Bock or 12 at the end of the day.Thank you.

There is a thriving timber industry where I am and I am considering purchasing raw land to harvest the timber.

I have used Ortho Lawn and Weed a granular type, it sticks better than running off if think.I know not all investors do, but I think Josh and Brandon just harvest theirs. :)

If they want to be paid back, you can do so with cash or other financing - preferably another private lender, or the equity is harvested by selling the asset.

I wouldn't do it if if I didn't have a solid plan though unless you are OK with selling the property and harvesting the equity.

One of my uncles talks about using a local bank and getting a 'farmer's loan' in that he only has to make 1 payment a year (like farmers who get paid once a year at harvest time).

And the ugly avacodo green and harvest gold fixtures.

At some point in the future, harvest that equity and either 1031 into a larger asset or invest in a higher yield producing business.