option 2 take out a HELOC$20,000 and put as a deposit on the second home and rent my current home Please provide guidance . facts you need to know my property is in the area that has the highest Unenemployment of all florida we also have close to 3500 homes past 90 days on there Mortgage with an average of 900 people migrating per week and yes next to Disney My fear is will foreclosure affect my equity thanks again for your time

We reckon since we've not had a good transition experience with Apartments.com, we're fear our tenants may not have had one either, but we do not wish to switch them now making them go through another transition so soon.  

And I understand the fear of procrastination and the jump right in approach to learn fast but there’s a cost of all kinds.

Selling would allow us to become more financially stable in our personal finances now, and allow us to start fresh, but our fear is that it would be that much harder to get back in the investment game if we sell our property.

Your contractor analogy is quite apt: just like a contractor pushing to close a high margin deal, you resort to a fear narrative to drum up business.

The typical reaction by investors to inflationary fears and the potential slide in the standard of living because of reduced buying power is to divest themselves of stocks and put their money into savings or some other fixed income asset like CDs, money market accounts, or dividend stocks.

We won't let fear hold us back, nor the thoughts of what if this or that.

My biggest fear is the family dollar moving out when there lease ends in 16 months.

Appraisers are very fearful of lenders coming back to them after the borrower has missed months of payments and the market has taken a nosedive.

The fear of not having a team is my crutch as I’ve realized with my personal property rehab it’s been rather difficult to find the right team of contractors… I have some funds and seven credit and love properties near teaching hospitals & universities for graduate students