In regards to selling it, would only do that if you're sitting on bunch of equity.

Short term loans typically do not come with a prepayment penalty and you would end up with the property rented at a better interest rate and could possibly pull out some equity.

I enjoy sharing my success stories, showcasing how lucrative deals and wise investments have enabled me to make a positive difference in my life and the lives of others.

My short term goal was to get 1-3 rental properties and start building equity. 

new builds can give you a return. we build direct to investors with 20% equity positions where they can refinance their cash out in columbus OH.

Also I assume if I foreclose on the buyer I would also have to pay back their equity, so that would be an extra cost

I can get into a nice house and have equity for when I sell or if I do a HELOC.

I had significant PAL in the first couple years due to bonus depreciation and other factors, and I expect positive passive income moving forward which I'd like to continue offsetting as long as possible. 

I connected with a developer based in Wilmington who is taking a property through entitlements and was looking for some bridge equity while the permitting was completed.

Is cash flow more important or appreciation and equity?