I think my best bet is home equity line of credit because I am trying to avoid  hard lenders to be on the safe side and minimize the pressure to sell fast and loose money just because I have to repay at a certain time. 

You should not be betting on appreciation when you are looking for properties to turn into rentals.

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That might end up being my best bet.

If you still find it hard to make a decision then your best bet is to partner with someone who is experienced.

You can also withdraw your original $100 from the Roth at any time, making it more liquid than traditional IRAs or 401ks.Basically, if you think you're going to make more money in the future (decent bet when you consider inflation), the Roth IRA performs better than the 401k because you buy into the Roth at your currently lower tax bracket.

Gear your advertising to renters in the area, perhaps a rent to own or lease option is going to be your best bet. 

Once you find this great deal I'm talking about make a flyer and sell half the deal to a friend at the club if you need to, i bet you wont have to....... thats why rich uncles are rich they know a good thing when its handed to them...... good luckJim 

Look outside of NYC, that's your best bet.

Hi @Clarissa Ferrell - if you're looking specifically for a delinquent tax data, your best bet is to get your list directly from the county.