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.   

Quote from @Daniel Rabinov: Hey guys,I am looking to possibly get into flipping houses in LA area, I've been pushed away from doing this for a long time as I always fear there are big fish out there that have much more experience than me and they know how to both analyze and make quick decisions as well as have access to a network which allows them to tap into opportunistic deals for flips.I have come by different areas in LA that have old houses sell with larger lots with a huge upside to the lot size vs current build.I.e - Average new built house $1,200 a square foot.

A question I would love to see answered (obviously, for selfish reasons) is:“How to analyze and value a MHP”Understanding that POHs should never be used in the calculation of CAP Rates, does individually metered city water/ city sewer taps increase the value versus individually metered city water/septic tanks versus master metered versus well water, etc?

You will need to take legal costs, land entitlement costs, sewer and water tap fees, exterior construction costs, interior TI costs, leasing commissions, and construction loan costs.You would take out market vacancy for the area for appraisal purposes.

how long do I have to wait to tap into the equity of my first rental which I will use to purchase my second property do I have to wait 6mo  bc I would like to be on to my next property within 6mo. thanks in advance 

Our agent doesn't want to buy it because she just closed on 2 properties and is tapped out for the moment.Property Details:2 unit, upper (2nd/3rd floor) and lower (1st floor/finished basement)List Price: 175kAgent's suggested offer: 160kOwner pays:Taxes: 2600 yearlyInsurance: 800 yearlyOil heat: 1200 (last year with low oil prices) yearlyWater/Sewage: 1400 yearlyTrash: 400 yearlyMortgage @ 160k with 20% down: 611/month1st Unit: Rents for $950.