So I have about 375k in Accessible cash and another 300k in cash if I sell my current buildings after commissions.

I am in the process of buying a new-construction home. We had a home inspector look at it today. Many of the problems are minor -- typical of a home just built -- but there are a few that seem important and hard to so...

I would love to invest in SoCal, but feel like its inaccessible for me which is another reason why I had not started in the past.  

> I have about 45k to play with but If I refi and pull cash out to buy property, I don't qualify because the cash out pushes the debt up.Is that $45K in savings or $45 in accessible equity... very different in my opinion.

Twenty days later, I was at the closing table, as we purchased it with all cash.The same tenants that had made the property inaccessible were the ones we inherited.

As a general rule, in order to pick a market, I suggest you go with:1) your own backyard (maybe inaccessible price-wise as you mentioned)2) where you have family/friends3) where you frequent as a traveler4) where you'd want to retireBest!

Then  have a third-party entity buy those mortgages and put proceeds into an inaccessible account in their international trust.

2) is it okay to keep the 30K completely illiquid and inaccessible for the next 5 to 7 years?

I couldn't figure this out and asked Support repeatedly for help in accessing the webinars live. 

@Frankie WoodsWhile I've never had my lines frozen per se, but they do come up for renewal every year and are inaccessible during that time.