If i can gain 20% equity, could I somehow get myself on the deed and refi myself?

I am sure there are benefits to the HELOC; the obvious being the *potentially* lower monthly payment.

The wife and i started early and purchased our condo 5 years ago, did very well on it and rolled it into a house 3 years ago (2 years and 2 days later to avoid capital gains).

The knowledge they gained far outweighed the cost of the flight and hotel.

Looking to connect with a few to gain more knowledge.

This is an investment property, and I thought since I have the cash, I can benefit from an all-cash purchase and hopefully get a lower price.My questions are:1) Does it make sense to buy with all cash, and refinance in a few months, knowing i will pay closing costs twice?

Aren’t you losing out on the real estate tax benefits using retirement accounts?

With a record-breaking number of visitors last year, employment gains were highest in leisure and hospitality, the sector gaining 10,600 jobs. 

The fact that you can be taxed on what was referred to as a phantom gain when selling the property blew my mind.Thank you in advance,Andres

These include loan payments (if you had them), taxes, insurance, HOA fees, utilities, etc .. that occur during the Rehab period and up until the property is fully rented.I understand your reasoning for the 60% LTV to gain better cash flow.