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Provide liquidity.

If you're interested in chatting more, I can show you how to give your investors an 8% liquid return without you personally being the person providing that return.

I don't know what you signed with the broker or what expectations were reduced to writing, I only know that IF you wish to have an open house and they refuse, and such authority to refuse such a request is not provided in your listing agreement, then you should have the right to terminate that relationship.

Some properties, especially those with Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs), provide opportunity to break even or cashflow with lower down payments.Out of state (as well as Upstate NY) investing is appealing when taking this all into consideration.

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My name is Chris I am currently a Healthcare Provider looking to jump into real estate in the next few years.

I think DSCR Loans are definitely in your future as you continue to grow your portfolio but probably not the best fit here:-Can strictly not use DSCR for any property you live in - would technically be possible if you moved out, leased up the unit you are currently in and provided good documentation that its legit - but this is a firm non-starter for DSCR (absolutely no occupying the property)-DSCR Rates at best are in the sixes on a cash-out refinance - so you would be doubling your interest rate at least on the current property - which could make sense but its a pretty high hurdle.

Much better responses from professionals on the Pro only forum.

In those cases, they also succeeded in providing below-average returns, similar to investing in stocks.