QB offers a way for accountants to access your stuff and it is fantastic at tax time.    

@Cleon Wilson It's always good experience until you don't have time to constantly go back and forth to certain sellers' properties that aren't as motivated.

I like yourself and most people am drawn to the higher cash flow for obvious reasons, however I constantly hear that c/d properties are a bad idea.

Having a construction loan will increase your down payment, but this will give you greater access to additional funds that don't need to come out of pocket for the rehab.

The land is wide enough to add an easement and paved road access to the new lots.

@Brandon Turner constantly brags about how many state-specific, lawyer-reviewed contracts they have there. 

It is cloud based and that means you can access it anywhere.

Correct me if i am wrong, A HELOC is like a credit card in the means that you only pay interest on what you use. you can access it over and over again and pay it off over and over again but you don't pay interest on anything more than what you pulled out. where the cash out refinance is a loan so if you don't invest every penny into something then you are paying interest on money you aren't using.

The reason I would say Queens over Long Island personally is that you have a mor Renters demographic in Queen were transportation is more accessible and multi family conversations are happening at a rate that could make your head spin seriously right around the corner they tore down a single family and built not one but two duplexes rite next to each other.

It is simply a means to diversify your savings into an asset that you may understand better and have more control over.For you to have access to the funds personally, you would need to take a distribution, which will involve federal and state taxes, as well as a 10% penalty for early distribution if you are under age 59 1/2.