We are just going through all of the different routes to start off .

My .02 cents.Good luck with whichever route you go.

The smart and safe route seems to be pushing-off any major REI investments to help navigate these uncertain times.

what is the seller saying… Let them know that your lender will only lend if the value is there… I don't know why everyone keeps saying to appeal this… (if you were the seller, I would say to go that route… but you are the buyer… this is actually a good thing for you, as you can negotiate the price down to the current value).

Most investors I know who have decided to go the "all cash" route have later leveraged their properties because they couldn't sit still.

But, if you are looking to go this route you have got to be practicing what you preach.

Bus routes are available within a block.

People that take the easy route in will take the easy route out.

There is no variations or rate risk since it’s “fixed,” however the downside is on day 1 when you get that 30% LTV loan you’ll be accruing interest.So at the end of the day familiarize your self with both payments from hypthetical scenarios with that HELOC at different rates 7-12% just in case that eventuality comes to pass or go the fixed route for peace of mind but know the pros and cons of each.Good Luck on your game plan.

Best route on this