If your rate was locked, then yes.If your rate was not locked, then it depends.

A fully paid off property which now should be worth at least $300K with appreciation, I can access 75% of that with a cash out refi so roughly $225K - refi costs.To me, its a no brainer to do bi-weekly IF you plan to keep the house for that long AND you do not plan to refinance (rate or cash out).

Because interest rates are higher than before you're expectations on the strategy might have to get adjusted and be more creative in the acquisition. 

I’ve heard that newer versions of QuickBooks Desktop now operate on a yearly subscription basis, but I prefer a one-time purchase if possible.Has anyone successfully purchased QuickBooks Desktop Pro recently and managed to use it without having to renew a subscription?

You could pull out $150,000 via a HELOC at 8% interest (about market rate right now) and the monthly interest only payment would be $1,000.

Quote from @Robert Herrick: If your other flip is successful, you could use the cash from that sale to dig yourself out of the hole on this one.

Investment Info:

Single-family residence fix & flip investment.

Purchase price: $168,000

Cash invested: $40,000

Sale price: $299,000

What started out as a family friend needing out of their h...

There don't seem to be a lot of great deals on the MLS anymore. Where are you finding your deals? What are the metrics you're looking at when assessing Tulsa (or Oklahoma in general) deals?

Cheers to Your Success!

What is the interest rate on the note (s).