or (2) invest in a DST (Delaware Statutory Trust) -- these vehicles accept 1031 funds on a fractional basis, or (3) invest in an asset in the same calendar year with high bonus depreciation (which is typically accessed/proven through a cost segregation study).

All expenses, from office supplies, mileage, business vehicle repairs, snow plowing , garbage pickup, property repairs, hours involved DIY repairs, contractors, Tax deduction, depreciation, etc.They all seem to handle the property management end of things rent, payments, background checks.

Rentals are the best vehicles in my opinion and you got a great first jump!!!

It's really an incredible vehicle to achieve your dreams and I really believe that anyone can succeed with hard work and some clever thinking.

Definitely worth a refi though if you can put the cash to work in an equal or better vehicle.

We are opening up our fundraising efforts to possibly include Self-directed IRA investors, which isn't an avenue that has been previously explored by us, but seems to be a pretty popular investment vehicle on Bigger Pockets and of course throughout the entirety of the United States, given the extremely favorable tax benefits. 

I am suddenly in the need of a replacement vehicle.

Real estate, in this case, becomes a vehicle that sucks cash OUT of your life in a major way until the HELOC is paid off.

The price for every house in my market has been cut by about 6%… Not just houses, but vehicle prices are being cut 20%.

You can just as easily say "That's how I felt the day I signed the letter, then a few days later I decided to buy the car with cash" if somehow they were checking vehicle registrations later.