I definitely planned on being upfront and maybe even offering discounts.  

- $500,000 Purchase Price- $0 Down Payment- 4% Interest- 30 Year Am- 10 Year Balloon- Monthly payment: $2,387Business Plan: Convert to 44-pad tiny home (tenant-owned) community that will cash flow ~$20,000/mo and be worth ~$3.5 million!

Just closed on my first property in Denver and am planning on Managing this myself. 

And now I’m planning on going to look at a new building today or tomorrow.

We work with a National Contractor that operates on a business plan where they get paid after a property sells, which means no $ out of pocket for a homeowner or investor.

We offer both from a variety of outlets(and on investment properties which is rare), here's some examples of how recent clients have used a CES/HELOC for both long and short term purposes.That all said, for your purposes I'd want to dive deeper into your plans to repay before advising one way or another.

As of right now my plan is just to learn as much as I can so then eventually I can start investing.

I had the idea these housing prices would start coming back down to earth sooner; I'm currently in a home that I planned to rent when I purchased it.

I'm planning to build one of the preapproved ADU plans provided by the city of Sacramento in my backyard (using a an owner-build permit).

Hello everyone, I am selling an apartment building in California using a 1031 exchange (to buy property in the Midwest) and am wondering if I can use my passive loss carryovers and disallowed losses for that property to offset any boot because I am planning to use the cash pullout as reserves or repair money for when the replacement property is vacant.