The land is not currently accessible and requires extending a 26' wide curbed street (+ sewer & water).  

Because it just doesn't have that value to you anymore and it's more important for you to get rid of it now then have it take up space in your garage for the next year while you wait for top dollar.Don't throw away a Schwinn-Schwinn situation... sorry I had to :)

As far as I know, when you rent an apartment, your landlord has the obligation to provide you with a living space that is fit for human habitation.

Went with the pro membership in large part to access the calculators and webinar archives.

Before you purchase a property, I would suggest going to your bank and applying for an increase in your credit card and line of credit limits (don't use them, just have more space available).

Commercial loans are a fact of life if you play in this space. 

Turns out the three unit was not a legal three unit, but a 2 unit with 1 unit of commercial space.

So if you get a HELOC for $50k and only use $20k to purchase another property you are only paying interest on $20k.If you go the cash-out refinance route you are paying interest on the entire loan from day one.At a 75% LTV based on a $270k ARV you would have access to $202k minus your $153k debt leaves about $50k.

We have a renter who is interested in grabbing the space for car restoration.I was told I need liability if they are doing restoration of any kind.

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