You could hold dividend growth stocks (like the PG and KO...) and still get a better dividend and growht (to account/offset property appreciation).Don't forget that depreciation has to be paid back when/if you sell the real property to fully access your cash.https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/48/topics/1169308-equity-rich-need-advice?

I'm going to start out with first position mortgage foreclosures (probably not the best idea to jump into a second position or HOA foreclosure until I fully understand the process), but even with the first position foreclosures, some of these deals seem too good to be true.

I’m searching for ideas etc as much as I can.

It's a good place to connect with others who are also interested in this topic and learn from their experiences.

Any ideas??

My team is split 50/50 on this topic.

I love the idea of renting out vans to other people so they can experience the highs and the lows, too.

I put up a long post that covers my experience https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/12/topics/1171104-the-m...Per that post I would agree with @Glen Wiley.

Yale is great for student housing, traveling clinicians, and other cash flow ideas- not the fastest appreciation in the world, but getting better and the Yale impact as a behemoth "institution" isn't going anywhere :) 

I am thinking the following:This would be a wrap around mortgage as I still owe $165k on it.Sale Price $245k (market price)10% down ($24,500)10% Interest 30 year (please tell me if thats a bad idea)Monthly payment based on 30 yr ($1930/mo + tax and insurance) = $2448/moPlease let me know if i left any pertinent information out.Any sleuths out there can check it out. 🤓 (1032 E Tucker St Fort Worth, TX 76104)