Yes, it’s still a seller’s market.Depending on who you ask, it’s either a return to normal and everything is going to be great again, or the last gasp at the top of a market cycle before the unemployment/stimulus runs out.Nearly everyone agrees that taxes are going to have to go up to pay for all of the government rescue programs.What kind of taxes and how it affects RE remains to be seen, but it’s not usually good - particularly if they target 1031 exchanges, alter the RE depreciation schedules, eliminate the 25K loss that can be taken against ordinary income, etc.Similarly, we won’t know the effects of the mortgage forbearance programs, and eviction suspensions in some states, until later this year.But for right now, yes, things still look pretty good out there (if you’re selling, anyway).

Emails, text messages, family distractions, phone calls, etc... anything that is NOT an immediate emergency and captures your attention during times you need to remain FOCUSED would be considered a distraction.I highly recommend Stephen Covey's "The 7 Habit of highly effective people".

Purchase price 160kValue 190-210kpaying existing PITI 750/mo (68K) plus an extra 350/mo towards the difference of the mortgage and remaining principle. 

For example, if there are 10 monthly loan payments remaining on your 401k participant loan and the next payment is due April 15, 2020, you can elect to delay making such payments until January 15, 2021 and at that time would need to make 10 more monthly payments through October 15, 2021.

The remaining two units will be delivered vacant.

Inflation is usually around 3%, so if your ROI is 2% then you are essentially losing money.

You could still use the remaining of the Heloc to buy investment properties and take a distribution of the rents (if you want of course tax implications might be applicable) to pay down the Heloc and repeat process over and over. 

Hyper inflation maybe or US consumers can't buy anything overseas. 

Did they actually tell you they’ll only do the HELOC on the remaining equity?

-Debt: $50k student loans, interest rate will be a lot lower than inflation-Tax Flling Status: singleCurrent assets:$25K in emergency funds (enough for at least 6 months of expenses)$75k in VWRL (Vanguard FTSE All-World UCITS ETF)$400k in cashI’m debating myself about the following options:1.