We are trying to find a financially savvy way to sell and buy something new with the money from the sale.

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I've considered taking out a HELOC on my investment properties but don't want to "over" leverage myself financially.

And some weirdos (like me) bake in a lot of "what would happen" scenarios when we're doing financial projections trying to model out a pullback and we have a bunch of money sitting in bank account earning 1% as a "just in case" reserve fund.  

I was inspired today by the most recent BP podcast, and as it states; I am training my self to think about "how  I can expedite  my goals to financial freedom VS making excuses and giving into fear and analysis paralysis. 

My goal with REI is that financial freedom and control over my future.

Basically it would be financial freedom and to create a legacy for my family.

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Also nobody in my family is very financially intelligent, and I'm almost certain that if we did go that route my sisters part of the money would be gone within a few months. 

If the rent obligation is not met, you will need to take action against both (one lease).