Port Canaveral, larger cruise ships (when that is viable again) and container ship offloading, strong medical, the various space programs, Boeing, Harris, and other aerospace industry.

If I were to rent it out I would possible try and get a 100% LTV HELOC so that I still have access to that equity incase I want to use it for future investments or just emergency funds.

The only exception (save for emergencies or hardships) is to complete Roth conversions, where you pay the tax on the money you're converting to a Roth. 

Seeking a pro to appraise a commercial property in Winter Park and estimate rehab costs for a medical practice.

"The swift and unprecedented impact of COVID-19 left many people in a financial emergency, and we want to make sure struggling homeowners know they have relief options, especially during Homeownership Month," said the National Association of Realtors President Vince Malta.homeowners are in mortgage forbearance plan - representing 7.54% of all mortgages, delinquencies are set to surpass the great recession, which peaked at 10%.

I've told people it should be <90% to allow for "emergencies".

Here are the highlights:Down payment is total of purchase price + rehab dollars plus at least a 10% emergency reserve for unexpected costs later after closing.

My family has been doing it on the commercial side for 25 years with medical/office space, but the residential side interests us more.

I understand that the debt will be calculated using my current mortgage and car payment (hopefully all credit cards will be paid off before I apply, and I have no student loans/alimony/child support/medical debt/etc...).In 2019 I had a retail job which gave me a w-2.

Emergencies happen and the last thing you want is to throw "outside" money at a property.