@Joshua Martin,If there’s a chance you’ll sell next year, a HELOC might be the better move since it typically has lower upfront costs compared to a cash-out refi.

I specialize in helping out-of-state investors buy and sell here for +9 years.

If you can break even in Boulder, CO, with 20% down, the property value will probably double over 10 Years. 

With the flip we sold last year, everyone I showed the house to when selling pointed out the unique things of the house.

The demand has seen a spark given the rising student body, with U of M having their largest student body this year.

Jorge vision of having AHP Servicing hasn't worked out the way he thought it would.

For a senior to qualify for Medicaid, there is a 5-year "look-back" period for determining their assets. 

They could self manage for several years, using the rental income, until the next phase of their retirement.If they have a decent amount of financial discipline, they may want to get a HELOC now before they build to get the most favorable rate.

Hi Gina,After managing hundreds of properties and working with investors for over 20 years, I can definitely appreciate your background and the systems you’ve built—especially having three contractor teams ready to go.

Going on the first face to face with a seller in years, even after getting 2 deals to the table, this one was tough.Stating the obvious, there is no replacing "the number" but I literally didn't have it in me to say it at that moment.