I tried to sign up today and it keeps redirecting me to a link that says doesn't exist.

Looking for existing inventory, not super interested in pre-developement.

Now that I have some experience and am building up my reserves on the existing properties I have decided to look toward larger midsize properties in the 25-50 unit range.

@Shane Blackshear I would just recommend that after you pull the money out that the existing properties still cash flow.

If you decide to keep and rehab it, I would suggest getting your permits for this and permit any existing unpermitted additions and get your C of O.

They won't cover anything pre-existing, so if its already leaking, they will deny the coverage. 

My wife and I are retired and working on our existing rentals as opposed to buying new for now.

A lot of options I've been seeing, like HELOC and Home Equity loans, require an LTV of around 85-90%, so I was wondering if there were any creative ways I could still leverage the existing equity in the home?

If you think the prices are too high to buy an existing building in Brooklyn, you won't find the prices for knockdowns any better because they often come with environmental issues, removal snags, and then plans, permitting for new construction is very difficult.

Return on EquityROE = Net Income / Invested & Existing Property Equity.So drawing on your example.