I find joy in building lasting relationships, jumping daily mortgage hurdles, and getting borrowers the keys to their very own home.

We are NOT borrowing any funds in this plan, so not worried about UBIT or other. 

i am closing my first investment property next month and searching for various options for downpayment. i am considering 3 options and need suggestions on which option would be better1) sell some stocks (50% of amount) and borrow remaining 50% from 401k or2) sell stocks for 100% amount or3) HLOC 50% and 401k 50%4) use all 3 of themAlso, would it be good to go with 30 years fixed vs ARM.

- who will it be raised from- who will borrow it- who will guarantee itWho gets what out?

Determine purchase prices, rehab numbers, your all in costs, borrowing power.

I've been wondering recently about the advantages of borrowing money over raising money from investors.

In my opinion, the borrower would get the proceeds if there are no lien holders behind the foreclosing entity and then, soon, the 1st lienholder will start foreclosure if they aren't paid off.

The rates are based on mortgage markets, the loan amount, location and borrowers' ability to qualify for financing.

I borrowed $80k from a friends HELOC for 2 months and got my new HELOC and paid them back + $1500 in interest.

Anyone out there borrow from their 401K to purchase a rental property?