Again, with the goal being to keep as much of my cash liquid/keeping my downpayment minimal.Thank you again.

Was thinking either an equity stake and/or cash flow share; not too sure to be honest with you.or Option D: Sell both properties and then use the cash from those properties to start over the BRRRR process from new property 1 and so on and so onMy goal for the next 2-3 years is to purchase 3-5 single family/multifamily homes (1-4 units) per year before graduating to larger multi units.

While I know an accountant would need to figure out on a case by case what makes sense, I wondered if for say 80-something year olds (in the $ SF Bay Area) paying taxes and having more liquid investments might make sense.Is it possible some DST fees add up to what paying taxes on a sale would?

My liquid position is lower than I like it atm (I'd like to build it back up before spending cash, so that is why I was looking at use credit cards (90k out of pocket to buy the 4-plex), we will be getting $1,100 per unit when it is all fixed up.

You can find talented people for not much money if the job allows them to work from home, or if you can’t yet pay your people a larger salary you can tie them to the net profit which is a great incentive for them to close deals. 30-40 Deals a YearHire: If you have scaled your business to the point where you are doing 30-40 deals a year, hiring a bookkeeper will save you a huge headache come tax time.

I don't have an answer for you, but I'm wondering if you've tried the larger local banks? 

He built a lot of houses quickly for others and did some larger construction projects as well but on our own house it went on and on.

I admit my network of larger #of doors folks they all use buildium.com. 

- Are HELOCs worth it, even if they create larger monthly payments on loan, in order to finance a new property?

@Raymond Bachmann it really just depends what you’re comfortable with, I personally wouldn’t put myself in a position where it didn’t cashflow anymore, unless I was expecting a large rent or price appreciation in the near future.