Even with the higher rates, I am able to generate a lot more cashflow from that same amount of equity.  

Hey David, I was in your same situation a few years ago, here is my advice.- How does this strategy sound to you experts?

I have been going through the same thing recently.

While it mostly focuses on listing agents, the same holds true for buyer's agents.You only know some of what your agent does.

So if a lender quotes 2k in these costs and a 3% rate and another quotes 5k and 2.8% rate, you can probably buy a point with the 2k lender and bring down the rate lower than the 5k lender and end up paying about the same in closing costs.All other costs are usually about the same, are estimates or you can actually shop for the service yourself.here is a website that explains all the costs.https://www.consumerfinance.go...

$60,000 in equity on the day of settlement Lessons learned?

Remember you will need to sell this one day, so you would have to answer all those questions as well. 

If so you can look into Cash Re-Fi (not as popular these days with high rates) OR look into Home Equity Loan / Home Equity Line of Credit.

Hi,I would recommend making it vacant.Traditional Owner occupant financing requires the buyer to take possession within 60 days.

@Zachary Harr at the end of the day invest where you are most comfortable and can build the best team in.