Hey guys, forgive the ignorance, im new to real estate and would like to get my feet wet, looking for info online i stumbled upon wholesale real estate investing, I live in Phoenix,Az where the market is ridiculous at the moment, is it even possible to find a good deal and sell it as is to investors to make a profit, where do you even find these hidden gems, Im in the car business and whole sellers buy at dealer auctions (need license to access) and re sell for profit at other auctions.Not looking for real estate agents so please to send me messages marketing me.

If you have access from below, you can add a toilet.

A good syndication mentor will partner with you, and you should have DIRECT access to the main mentor (beware coaching programs where the main mentor has "coaches" working under them).

We decided that retaining access to our equity, while cashflowing the property as a rental was the best of both worlds.

If you have access to a great deal flow and are being held back by capital, then I would say you can grow that extra $15k at a quicker pace than the $150-80 = $70/mo net opportunity cost cash flow.You can objectively calculate this with opportunity cost calculations, rate of returns you're seeing, and inflation numbers.

This is why I removed the security deposits and placed them in a separate account that only I have access to.1.

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I'd also like extra cash as reserves to purchase an investment property in the near future.Question: Since I already have a great rate on my loan now, would it make more sense to apply for a HELOC and access the money as needed?

In order to access the equity you either need a loan or you sell to get the cash

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