It's one of those necessary steps that can be a hurdle, especially if your funds are tied up or you don’t have immediate access to liquidity.Here are a few strategies I’ve seen work for those in this situation:1.

That's probably tied with the myth that real estate always goes up in value!

However, this is tricky.A conventional loan tied directly to the rental will make the mortgage interest easier to deduct.2.

They could put cement in the toilet, rocks down it, they could refuse to leave and leave you tied up for six months trying to get them out or more.

Lots of our clients use Tom Staab from Top Tie Home Inspections.

I've got $1M in equity tied up in a rental property that I will sell around June '25 to generate liquid capital . 

Where I am yes taxes are tied to the house prices, but if the house price doubles, the taxes do not.

However, because it's tied to a ARV based appraisal, the result is out of their hands- in terms of LTV.

Based on what I have read and watched, it does not seem like you can quit your day job with 1 property, as most of your capital is tied up in it.

If it helps, 800 credit score and theoretically could build for cash...but cash is earning more and doesnt want to tie up the liquidity.