Buy or inherit and hold for a long time, then cash out and redeploy equity into potentially higher cash flowing properties or other investments.2.

After setting aside $100 for vacancy and $100 for repairs, my monthly cash out would be $802, not counting the down payment.On paper, it looks like a pretty good deal, with an approximate $400 per month positive cash flow. 

Hello,I'm looking to flip my first house and am hoping to use a home equity loan to fund the repairs.

If the bank hasn't taken it back yet, and if there is equity, you'll need the wife And the husband to cooperate/sell.

Taking over inherited property of my family and I need to make sure the paperwork is correct so I can have proper control to gain access to the equity for future deals. 

The short version is I came up in the construction industry and moved into an administrative position in my mid 20's.

Hi everyone,A client of mine wants to sell her property and the house currently has about 85 % equity.

Getting a loan from family or friends is out of the picture, i found a local credit union that is willing to let me apply for a home equity loan but that is not guaranteed  and there is also a $300 fee .

Perhaps the owner would carry the $125,000 and bank would allow him to be in second position.

I haven't done any crowdfunding ( though I would be interested to see how it works for you).There are other ways to raise money though.....Loans,Partnerships, private money, hard money, etc.If I were you (and this is just my advice so take it or leave it) I would find a partner with money, offer to do the sweat equity.....put together the deal, maintain the property, manage the books, etc and let him just give you the money.Hope this helps....keep us updated!