My pest control company sprayed this mold in my crawlspace last year with a mold killer last year, but I'm not happy with the results.

The plank-to-plank connections are tight and seem to resist liquids well, but I don't want to push it in the bathroom.Trail Oak has been my favorite of the Lifeproof LVPs.

My only thought is if you could do 0 down on your first purchase, it would keep you more liquid for if you found a deal down here and weren't ready to move yet.

Has anyone worked with Core Capital (located in Casper, Wyo.) to help liquidate their REO inventory?

For example if someone has a heloc from 5 years ago at 3% and figure to use that vs. there cash which is liquid and earning them 6% that is ok, but if you are tapping it out at 6% for another property then you are over leveraged and that can get scary.Banks know the above which is why they have for the most part shutoff lines of credits on investment properties.

They decided to liquidate all their assets.

Consider factors like retirement, landlord fatigue, property maintenance issues, or asset liquidation.

@Ben Whittingtoni hear you and that all makes sense... if you don't have that much liquid, though, I think it will probably be a huge, huge grind. 

I have three deals in loan processing now that have the numbers of:165k purchase70k rehab360k ARV35 day rehab175k purchase75k rehab375k ARV40 day rehab185k purchase90k rehab390k - 400k ARV40 day rehabIn the deals above the Investors will need about 30k - 35k in liquidity between transaction costs, closing costs, holding costs, and first in money to contractor and will will get returned to them at least 125% return on their float within 100 days.I sent you a PM, Seth.

Hi Ricardo,When going with a lower downpayment you'll leave more of your capital available and liquid should you find another potentially great investment property.