Competency outweighs location in my book.  

Yes, he realizes there is a short term opportunity cost in that he could be charging a higher rate to retail customers, but the upside of the profit from the flip or equity in a BRRRR outweighs that.To me if the contractor partner started marking up his labor like a regular job it would be no different that the money partner starting to charge additional interest on they money put in or charging fees for borrowing for other sources.

This doesn’t always mean the closest neighborhoodAt the end of the day, if you have a property where there a few comps and few others on the market, it can be an indicator that demand is outweighing supply and you are in a great spot to make a deal 👍

Yes, you pay interest whether it's in use or not, but the downsides of a HELOC outweigh that factor, in my opinion.

and personally I have yet to experiance a down side that would outweigh what I've gained... so for the fun of it, to those who have house hacked and do have something to share when they thought "I'm crazy", "I can't believe I did this" please share!

Recently I’ve been looking into the ~18 year cycle of rising prices and the inevitable correction once people can’t afford housing anymore or the new home supply outweighs the population.

only owned a few years so not that deep into payments etc.running full 360 months out at current vs after cash out the difference in the life of the loan interest is about 55K or so ... assuming my math is correct running amortization on both scenarios out 360 months, adding up total interest payments etc.in my head im thinking the long term cap rate gains and cash flow on the property far outweigh the added interest payments over life of loan. 

What are the benefits of selling to me now that outweigh waiting 30 years for a $2.5M pay-out? 

What arethe benefits of selling to me now that outweigh waiting 30 years fora $2.5M pay-out?

I assume you think the positives outweigh the negatives?