I'm sure many people have struggled with this question before me- should I cash out my more traditional investments in stocks/bonds in order to expedite my ability to buy property?

I think I would have to do a cash out refinance with a traditional bank once the property was repositioned though.

Or do I need to be in business for a longer period of time before considering traditional bank financing? 

I don't want to put up a traditional garage.

You can do this up to 10 times using traditional financing, then portfolio loans thereafter.

@Gino Barbaro  EM  or Deposit money varies.. but traditionally outside of CA it can be rather modest.. 1k to 5k max.unless your in a commercial deal or really high priced..  

Whoever some were not traditional wholesalers plus we do flips, it's not quite right for us.

AND even if they have this well thought out plan, the cost of fabrication and construction will rival a traditional new build. 

I am just if you are open minded to a traditional rental or just student rentals.  

This is the first real boom that the country has experienced and the only resource we have is human so I doubt that property prices can sustainably increase for long.I have listed out several options on piece of paper so that I can help myself decide but would also love your input.Option 1: Buy(without a mortgage) a large rehab traditional house that me and my partner like.