Read below for detailsOur goal moving forward is to keep our pricing and qualification as stable as possible during these times of uncertainty.

Mat Sorensen is a recognized expert on self-direction and retirement accounts.

I am also interested in flipping with the ultimate goal being buy and holds for retirement. 

I am also interested in flipping with the ultimate goal being buy and holds for retirement. 

I try to keep a 70%/30% allocation between Non-Traded Crowdfunded REIT's and the Stock Market (excluded retirement accounts).

Those are typically the easiest ones to get if you STILL have stable income ( many borrowers won't ).

Not as a full-time career, but in order to own a home for when I retire (which would be within 20 years from now) and to have a place to vacation a couple times a year.

The payoff amount for the mortgage would be around $86,000 and the current monthly payment (Principal + Interest) is around $2300.My HELOC currently has no balance whatsoever, and has about a $230k credit limit with a 4.49% interest rate.If I were to take $86k from the HELOC to pay off the mortgage, I believe the monthly payment (interest only) would be around $436 per month.My current job is stable for the moment, and I do have some cash reserves.

Florida has a lot of low income service industry works serving tourist and retired boomer, It could be a while til both of those groups begin to spend again.

Not just the mechanics of the deal but the qualities that make our properties more stable than others.