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Name: Laura NelsonGender: FemaleAccommodation Preferences: Flexible; own bedAbout Me: Laid back RE investor based in the Denver metro; love dogs, skiing, outdoorsContact Preference: DM meAdditional Comments: Conference dates only; probably will not extend my trip

Lately, city has been more flexible for high density zoning.

Portfolio Growth: Keeping the old property and leveraging the equity (through a HELOC or refinancing) might give you more flexibility to buy additional properties.

**Local Credit Unions & Regional Banks**: Many local financial institutions in South Carolina offer investor-friendly loan products and might be more flexible with terms for a cash-out refi.

It's a good idea to look for lenders that specialize in more flexible terms, such as portfolio lenders or private money lenders.

Yes, you'll have some costs and time spent to keep your license active, but having your own broker's license would give you extra flexibility in the future. 

How flexible is your lender when it comes to LTV, and have you ever considered how private money lenders can offer more competitive terms?

@Joey SabatiniThe Bay Area offers various financial options, including purchasing an Attached Dwelling Unit (ADU) for rental income and long-term appreciation, investing in rental properties elsewhere for flexibility and stronger returns, and investing in short-term rentals for higher returns but more management and regulation risk.

In today's fast-paced real estate environment, having a flexible strategy is key to growth.