Pay with cheaper dollars in the future.

It will be cheaper and give you more options to save money down the line.  

In other words, it's much cheaper to rent in my market than it is to buy.If your numbers are similar, you could rent out your primary, live in a rental for cheaper than a mortgage (especially if you downsize), and save up for your next primary.

Some companies also offer DIY cost segregation options, which can be much cheaper.

In Cost-To-Sell, most often a person will find it cheaper to FSBO BUT, that is not always the case.

Cashout refi seems to be a cheaper way to capture the post-appreciation equity before the next recession takes it away, compared to:1.

The more you can GC and oversee the subs directly, the cheaper it will be.  

If labor is cheaper inyour market,it could be less.Its also good to know what discount margin buyers are buying your market. 

I'm in Denver and while its cheaper than Los Angeles, it's also tough to cash flow without being creative.

If you want financial freedom (leaving your W2), what you really want is time freedom and since you are single now, that is a lot cheaper than you might think.