Never meaning no harm.Looking to buy cash flow positive property along the East Coast or an ready trip from ATL.

Your insights and advice on the financial implications, potential hurdles, and lender considerations associated with this approach would be immensely valuable to me as I navigate this decision-making process.Thank you for sharing your expertise and contributing to this discussion.

I would anticipate a primarily residential to be there, but primarily commercial might be around mid-9s to sniffing 10, based on where the 10-year is and how it would cash-flow

This project which I affectionately dubbed “The Mistake in the Lake” would consume a solid six to twelve months of my life and end with a 6-car garage, a waterfall-feature flowing under the home into the pond, and a spiral staircase installed by a guy named Gator.

I want to access the equity in my home for other cash flowing assets w/goals of maximizing the spread btwn the interest I'm paying on the HELOC and the interest I'm earning on the asset.One major downside is most HELOCs are adjustable rate, and I'm certain rates will be increasing even more in the near future, so finding a bank that has a rate-lock option is my hedge.I've looked into this strategy a lot, seen the comparison numbers, and am still looking into different utilization strategies. 

How are people investing here and making cash flow?

Purchase price: $100,000 Cash invested: $130,000 Small cabin on 5 acres of land with the barn and still covered bridge we remodeled the property added septic tanks gravel landscaping redid the entire cabin and now we are cash flowing very strong and heavy on this property What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

Property cash flows very well and has become an excellent tax shield with my other properties.

Numbers worked in my favor for cash flow How did you finance this deal?

I do have some friends that invest in Ohio, and make some pretty good cash flow.