In the latter scenario, you don't cash out the investment property to repay the primary cash out; rather, you cash out the investment property to buy another investment property.One more thing to keep in mind - when a heloc and the market turns, the bank can reduce the balance of the line, reducing your purchasing power.

Your AI is going to randomly pick between 'yes' and 'no' based on your past history because, well, its sometimes yes, and sometimes no.This type of AI is not suited for this task, where the context matters.

Those tenants tend to not have the staying power of investment grade credit rates tenants backed by thousands of locations with the lease.You really need a very experienced commercial retail broker/retail attorney/ or both helping with the process.An investment grade tenant might be 30 to 35% down, interest rate fixed for 10 years in the high 3's, with a 30 year amortization.

I've learned there's a lot of power in a well-placed sign.Hope this helps...

My agent told me to try two different banks and see if they can close on the property but I don’t want to waste my time with other banks if they have no power over the FHA requirements.

I am looking for some advise here, I have parcel in contract which is lowland and zoned PD-A, I am trying to explore my development options.

Our Power Springs house take us almost 2 month to rent out during winter time, i think it does move slower than some of the other market. 

Not sure if you have looked into lending or funding just yet, but if you haven't it would be a good next step by answering 'What is my buying power?'.

FWIW - next time the 1031 exchange would have allowed you to use those tax dollars to add to your purchasing power in NC if it would have been in place prior to the close. 

Using 2.5% as the average inflation rate, $1.5 million in 30 years has the buying power of the equivalent of $476,743 today.