If I had access to a lot more money, would I consider stopping my W2 job to flip properties and do some rentals?

I am going to be working closely with the commercial team, and will be able to see how they use the software to manage properties.

I haven't find a lender that is able to refinance a business that is not under a commercial loan so I am thinking maybe a private investor would do.Similar to RE I was thinking on either an Equity Partner or better off a Private Lender that just lends me the money at a certain interest rate for let's say 5 years, with no stake on the company, of course using the business as a collateral.Does this sound like a crazy idea or is it something people do?

I am in the process of buying a commercial property with one agent (with a signed Buyer Representation Contract), and am also ready to engage in purchasing a second property--closing within a month of each other. 

I'd really like to try the Brrr Strategy, and a HELOC sound like a great way to go about accessing the cash needed for a purchase and refurbishing.  

Partnering or any level with an experienced investor with experience would obviously make me a much stronger candidate for a commercial loan but any and all feedback and analysis of the deal would be greatly appreciated I've attached the BP rental property calculator analysis to this posting ?

Low prices commercial or residential

Commercial loans remain competitive.

However be aware of the potential risks.Your other option is to refi the 2 loans into commercial loans under your LLC, and transfer the titles accordingly.

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