However, I would first look into tapping equity in your primary residence.

It is beyond me how people make money buying rentals here in Boone.could you tap into the student rental market? 

Couple that with the fact this is a great deal that should produce awesome cashflow for the foreseeable future I am definitely going to hang on to it and look at doing a HELOC off my personal residence which has a ton of equity waiting to be tapped. 

Great networking opportunity.Thursdays: Real Estate (general) meetup, hosted by Harold McGee and Jean Nortonhttps://www.meetup.com/texas-real-estate-Investment-Education-Training-Networking/events/gjrjxqybcfbhb/Location: Brass Tap, Domain Time: 11.30 - 1pmExpect around 20 people.Will let you know if I come across any others. 

Financing is easier, you can tap future equity easily, pledge on property to acquire another new property.

My network is kinda tapped out right now.

I'm okay with that, but I also would like to have the option to tap some of the money in my late 40's/early 50's if we decide to travel. 

He just happens to have some cash or lines of credit that you would like to tap into.  

Account Closed would love your input.So ladies and gentlemen if all your funds were tapped out & want to make 2017 productive how would you proceed? 

They said that you just need to "tap" on their shoulder for money back....i do not know if someone who is not satisfied have done that.