The buildings that need financing would be 2-4 units but also larger, multifamily.Any of the 2 scenarios would be fine:1) we could do a substantial down payment and look for financing for the rest of the purchase price2) we buy buildings with cash and try to take some equity out of the deal when the building is fully occupiedAny suggestion would be greatly appreciated.

SFR-->small multi-->larger commercial.

I feel that I have the skill set as well as time to handle managing 3 - 4 doors however, my intentions are MUCH Larger.

Is there a 1031 rule that limits the number of parcels (sold a single transaction) that one can roll over to one larger multifamily property?

I want to have a larger space for a bed and I am thinking maybe get that by taking out the walk in closet.

@Katie LambDon't bet on hyper inflation, economists don't fully understand inflation and what influences in larger economies yet.

Hey Erina,I was in your shoes a couple years ago, except you have much more in liquid assets than I did at the time.

So, as the buyer you have a loss of the appraisal fee plus liquidated damages for the lost opportunity to buy the house (you have to go through the time and expense to find another).

If you're in a larger city, there should be plenty of online activity to help you.Keep in mind you are just practicing.

If:-Current joint primary Mortage with spouse 300 k-Won’t qualify for conventional or investment loan because dti is too low (they ding you for entire primary mortgage plus taxes)- liquid assets 600+-current home equity 800k+Looking to buy second home for short term rentals / investment around 300-450kBesides HELOC what are best loan options and why?