My wife and I sold it in 2015 for $200k and kept the profit from equity as a down for our current house in Goodyear, AZ.

-Currently focused on  acquiring property and building equity in homes (next 1-5 years) with larger cashflow as a long-term goal (years 5-10).Thanks again to everyone for creating a great community-Kent

Or you may have to find an equity partner. 

The conversation has been based on the exchange of “Sweat Equity” for Partnership Equity.

I Had ~40-minute call with my syndication attorney yesterday and needed guidance on how we should proceed with raising outside equity for our deals.

It also means that seniors should be more likely to sell their home and the owners should have plenty of equity in them.

Considered keeping it as a SFR but we needed the equity to fund a major renovation on the new place in Plymouth.

I wasn't willing to move out of town to house hack, so I decided to purchase my first home and put as much sweat equity into it as I could.

Hi All,I purchased my primarily resident about 5 years ago, and thanks to the housing market in NY going up like crazy, I have a pretty big chunk of equity on it. 

It’s a real Catch 22…use your equity and credit to buy property, only to have a credit score damaged to the point that you’ll have trouble buying any more.