My first thought is to pay down some of my personal debts that have higher interest rates and roll over the rest to a 0% introductory credit card and keep paying it down.Second thought was to throw a big portion of it straight back into marketing for more of these properties. 

I have taken a backseat in the investing to pay bills and get things straight.

What do you prefer and what is the big pictures... just food for thoughts to consider before taking your decision...But first, the numbers, researches of the market now and compare many deals.... can analyze 8 deals in 2 minutes when you get your numbers straights, ROI, DSCR, cap rate, etc + graphics... for both buy and hold and fix and flips... 

I guess I'm just trying to wrap my head around what's the difference between a cash-out refinance and a straight-up bank loan.Thanks!

I knew the straight ahead method was telling me know, was just wondering if there was a more creative idea out there I wasn't thinking of.

There seem to be the following areas that I need some help with:Financial AnalysisLocal market conditions and the property notwithstanding, analysis of the mathematics of a note seems relatively straight-forward.

Do you all think that a straight 7% return is unreasonable?

Its computerized so it definitely will go up to a price that the bank likes.The owner(s) probably is so far behind on payments that he/she/they can't see straight and don't realize there are options.

The googling of success stories and failure commentaries, the hundreds of different ways a deal can go great and also go straight down the tubes.

if i do straight fix n flip i'll net 30k if i do rent to own i'll 67ki'll have 47k tied up for two years.