Future appreciation on your house will give you opportunities to tap into more equity.You said you always intended to take care of your parents, but apparently you didn't expect it to happen so soon, and in such lavish fashion.  

Mindy, I am not sure I have something to say relevant to your post as it should be however, I just watched https://www.biggerpockets.com/show274 and I am enamored, dazed, fascinated, and inspired by one thing Paul Morris said which essentially is: "Hard work is something you don't enjoy doing" - Paul Morris; How is it that I haven't come to this realization until now and Paul Morris said it in such a concise and eloquent fashion?

But I am just assuming these guys are old fashioned and haven't brought on any partners as developers before so they are fine with a simple model that meets their needs.2.

if it is cash flowing so well, you may have to just save up the next down payment and do it the old fashion way...20-25% down. 

Funny thing, I think I signed up for RealtyShares first but I had shiny object syndrome and was really looking to deploy my investment funds in quick fashion.

What you want to focus on now is putting it back together in the best possible fashion. 

Usually within 24-72 hours.If I may, please be cautious when buying a property in this fashion. 

He plans his vacancies/possible vacancies in some orderly fashion and thus may already be working on other vacancies in March.

I am looking into no longer doing renewals the old fashioned way and switching over to an eSign service.

As stated I've been investing in some form or fashion for 19 years and have owned single family and multi family properties mainly in GA, FL and TX.