What if things go south a bit and they need a cash injection? 

LeeHi Lee,For some investors (with a buy and hold mentality) the cycle issue is handled by increasing the down payment (decreasing the loan amount) to (hope to) be able to ride out the cycle's possible rent drops and vacancy increases and still hold onto the property.Very strategically chosen assets, bought by someone who can handle possible negative cash flow or possible needed large cash injections until the cycle perks up limits (some of) the risk of this type of purchase.Probably easier fruit to pick.Both a fruit and coffee reference were worked into this, because if you mishandle it, or miscalculate it that's all you might be living on; green apples and coffee.Good Luck!

However, being they are so reliant on private funding and IPOs for liquidity and have failed to turn profits, I cannot see how job growth can continue to grow at exponential rates without a heavy injection of liquidity into the Bay Area for many companies who seek funding (whether a new source of VC money comes or the FEDs implement heavy QE and flood the market with dollars, not very likely).

Flipping and the instant cash injections from profits are great, but you lose 40% of it to taxes (not exact, just a round number to toss out) and once you stop flipping, so does the income.Look to BRRRR (buy, rehab, refinance, rinse and repeat) at least one asset for every few flips you do.

If I find a decent deal that will cash flow 5-10k a month on a 500-700k injection , and reduce my taxes , I’m all for it .

They choose them randomly to inject into other articles.

I can’t seem to find many off market deals , and the ones listed return average 4-5% on your money with somewhat conservative underwriting ( 45% operating expense ) what should I do , or how do I find good deals , I own 6 mixed use properties and have resources to fund myself , just can’t find any good deals worth injecting 300-500k and making 12-20% CoC .

But with unemployment at 4.4% and rising and the government injecting more than $2 Trillion into the economy now, and having been through this once before, we’re sitting tight until the dust settles.

Then after the home is renovated and rented apply for a cash out refinance to get my cash injection out of the home?

I want to convert cash to equity because I feel inflation will rise due to trillions of stimulus dollars being injected into the economy. 2.