However, I'm looking into other opportunities to increase cash flow.As a 26-year-old investor, I am exploring options to maximize my returns while minimizing capital gains taxes on my $125K.

But I get it if you can invest 500.00 U certainly cant buy whole notes or secured positions with such a small amount. becomes a personal decisions make 7.5% with risk of losing it all or buy T bills for about 5% with zero risk.. its up to the individual investors.

2) the financial upside of a non-performing note going to performing (funds will tend to take this for themselves)3) to not have all my risk concentrated into a few investments Partials seemed like a good option with those three requirements but maybe I'm looking for too much.

My goal is to be resourceful and start with a cost-effective option, scaling up as needed.

Your closing attorney should be able to explain your options if your real estate agent can’t offer alternatives.

Hi Jennifer,You can get a DSCR financing to do a cash out refinance or a 2nd position mortgage like a HELOAN.

In the end, all 3 units will be refinanced into 1 loan, but in the meantime, during construction, we're looking for financing options, without having to refinance our current res loan.

@Aaron DixonCongratulations on your fiancée's new position at Stanford Hospital!

If you have credit card debts with high rates/high balances I would focus on paying it down to 15% to 30% Max balance to credit limit ratios to lower your DTI - Debt to income ratios, increase credit scores and be in a better position to buy more properties at a lower mortgage rate.

I need to be in a position of cash flow more than appreciation.