I have grew my portfolio tremendously in the past few years with a $1,000,000 in equity BUT I have been told that I need to invest in other means such as the Roth ira or personal 401k.

You get ownership of the property with $160K in equity, but you use his portion of that $160K equity to pay off your family loan etc.

I don't think it would be out of the question to find yourself in a place where you're losing $100/month in cash but thanks to the mortgage payment, gaining $1,000/month in equity because of the portion of the mortgage going to the principal.Personally, I don't think there's a "wrong strategy" in general but there could be a right or wrong strategy for you.  

We have approximately 1m in equity across all properties.We are taking the time off because we just closed on our new primary residence and converted our old primary to an investment property. 

That's coming to an end and was the real insidious evil that kept millennials down and ballooned inequality.

I spotted this 6 unit building that can eventually yield 8-12 % with many non structural improvements (Washer/dryer , kitchen upgrade, centralize heat / A/C)It has been on the market for almost 60 days & has previously come down in price by 7%asking is now 1,275,000 offering 1,210,00020 % would put me very much less liquid but can handle 150K (I do have @ 2 mil in equity in other properties)What kind of creative ways can i get the other 92K for depositI have already reached out to family & friends with no successIs this a lost deal ??  

I am looking for some opinions on what to do with mine and my fiancé's primary homes.I own my home at a 3.25% interest rate and have about $106,000 in equity (I recently had an appraisal done).

Maybe you aren't in it completely for the profit.If that is so, then you can ignore the inequities between you two and focus on the agreement.I would get a good attorney to help hash it all out.

I should have 200K plus in equity.

.#2 Within 1 month of putting $50k on our house, we had an additional $50k in equity.