Here on BP or other places where there are larger players you can do both - Most will say buy as a package or buy singles if they are doing both.If your using CL or some other way I would do it individually as you will get more buyers that way....then you can cross sell if they don't like the one they called on.

I usually check www.bankrate.com to find out what the best CD & MM rates in the country.

They were interested in getting a higher return that a CD.

If these TK houses are in C/D neighborhoods, it could be tough to resell them if you needed to get out. 

I am an ex collegiate football player from the university of Nebraska.

It's almost impossible for a starting investor to get in unless you won the lottery, have a trust fund, rocked out an IPO (choose one.)But for those of us who are already players, accessing existing equity is a great advantage.

@Mora Clark Uncle Sam will never rip you off...Without a tax pro on your team he's just a better card player than you.

I am looking at this cd that is advertised as 3.25% for 15 months.

another option is to look at c/d neighborhoods here. they cashflow just as well as the midwest and they appreciate more, but they do come with more work. 

I believe the majority of people have been taught how to buy liabilities, but in reality we should be purchasing assets to pay for those liabilities. what they dont tell you in school, a mortgage that you keep for 10 years is actually equal to 12% CD net after tax :-)this why as long as I'm working, I would have as many mortgage as possible no matter what to the max DTI allowed.but this is our biggest sekret :) lol