Cash flow is pretty good and just found out I have some good equity in the property that I wanna use to invest in another single family home.

Plan on say buying 10 acres WITH CASH( partnership) THEN USING THAT LAND AS LEVERAGE TO FINANCE PHASE 1: 2 ACRES: 40-50 APT...Once phase 1 completed and generating cash flow, how easy is it to refinance it and remove equity for phase 2 loan?

Optimally, I'd like to seek owner financing but I don't know how much equity the current owner has.

You don't necessarily need to use a HELOC for the next acquisition (though you can, if you have enough equity to do that).

My personal loan will be paid off in 5 years.After I took out the personal loan and used it to buy the property out right, I had 60k in equity in the house.

My personal loan will be paid off in 5 years.After I took out the personal loan and used it to buy the property out right, I had 60k in equity in the house.

A few ways:- Find a lender who will lend what you need- Find a partner who will put in money in exchange for equity- Convince the seller to hold a note- Purchase with an option contract- Line of credit against another asset

The interior and landscaping are dated and could be updated to increase the home's value to the neighborhood median (close to $600k).Here are my ideas:1) move him into an apartment/condo2) buy the house as a purchase option3) renovate the home4) Sell the home5) buy a multifamily property in partnership with the father in law with the all the equity generated from selling his house.

Hi, I'm looking to access the equity of my 10 mortgage-free SFH rentalsI know that I can set up a HELOC for each home, but that will give me 10 different HELOC accounts to manage, which would be a PITAAre there any alternatives I should consider?

They asked me if I wanted them to assign the lease option to me so I could buy it with the already equity tenants have in place.My intention is to wholesale this deal so I don’t know if I can have the lease option assigned to me and then I assign it to the end buyer.