This year I stepped into a more sales oriented role with a larger organization to free up some of my time to focus on my new goal of real estate investment. 

My partner and I are interested in doing some crowdfunding for larger commercial deals and I was curious if anyone had a pitch deck they were willing to share with me.

No PMII have about $115k in liquid cash.

Prices drop and those of us with liquidity pick up the pieces at pennies on the dollar.If you have cash flow, you have staying power, and can make it through the bad times. 

However if they sell for cheap and won't be able to liquidate this debt with the sell price then they buyer needs to pay it off.

It is true that during the pandemic, people have tended toward longer vacations where they can work from a vacation spot but again they'd prefer a larger space from which to work.

The Federal Govt provides the liquidity to the residential lending industry via these quasi gov't organizations buying "conforming loans?" 

The condition of the unit is one factor in determining the effort, but the tenant can be a larger factor.  

Sell and build Duplex: my wife and I have been talking and the only way that she would be comfortable with this option is if our side of the duplex is a 4-2 with a larger kitchen, cause she loves our current home so much.

What is the best way to liquidate a portfolio?