Liquidity is very important now.The hard work lies in acquisition and execution.

You can probably "find a guy" for cheap but they will spray everything (blow and go) and cut corners.

.• If you want to get involved in syndications or passive real estate investing but you don't have enough in liquid cash for the minimum investment, you can use your retirement accounts like a self-direct IRA to do so!

If you have no liquid capital, everything becomes more time and labor intensive.

Hey, I have $80K-$90K liquid moneyInterested in investing in real estateI have knowledge, I did wholesaling for 2 yearsMy goals are to increase capital + accumulate properties.

Do you want to be as liquid as possible?

We removed it, and when with 2 propane heaters (one for the basement and one for the cabin).Some other things to think about:- Hammock- Bug spray- Boot tray for shoes- Snow shovels- Coffee and condiments for when they are snowed in and can't get out- Fly swatter for summer- If no internet service, then consider getting Starlink. 

If you want more stability with your kids and don't want to have to move maybe staying and refinancing is a good idea.If you just want a fresh start, liquidating and restarting could be good as well.

I have a considerable gain from my CA flip, if it sells/ My choices are 1) Just pay the cap gains tax and get to freely do what I want with the liquid funds. 2) 1031 Out of state and file the FTB 3840 forever.I'm just getting started and made sacrifices to get this deal going.

After doing a lot of refinancing, I now have substantial liquid capital and am looking to start investing outside of Canada.I recently spoke to a fellow Canadian investor who suggested investing in the A and B+ areas of Ohio for cash flow.