I gained almost $200k in equity within 5 years, and only put $10k down.Now I think it's time to put that equity to use.I'm thinking of purchasing a 4-plex in McAllen, TX.

There's one listing on there, it's been on the MLS for about six months and the listings on myhousedeals claims that you just buy it at the asking price and it's already got $50k in equity built in, no need to renovate.

I have one rental in Norfolk and another in Northern VA with a combined $150,000-175,000 in equity.

His cash flow is ridiculous and I suspect he has around $750,000 in equity.

Working for the man so to speak.The most valuable asset we all have, and we have it in equal quantity not matter how large our bank balance, is time.

Its so restrictive and punitive that its really unfair.Adding $1000 that is not incentivised or earned is just going to make people get larger iphones or play more video games.If you helicopter ben those funds to millions of people the cost of everything will increase, so its a push.I agree that there is such an divide and inequality maybe stop with the FED and artificial rates and pumped up prices of everything that noone can afford anything, this is just a band aid on a hidden wound.But if they are handing out $1000 I do think short term it would give people some basic improvements.

If you were in equities as you should be, you should be up way more than $100 unless the account value is $1000 or something real small.

It's been a long ride, but the built-in equity upon completion, strong cash flow, and appreciation I've had has been just incredible!

I have about $125,000 in equity in my primary residence, $85,000 in equity in my 2nd SFH rental, and about $70,000 in equity in my 1st SFH rental.

When I buy a regular investment property at 70% to 75% ARV, Im walking in to 40k to 50k in equity.