You have a few options, and you will be best fit to talk to your local broker so he can evaluate your credit and income profile.You can either take the cash out in a lump sum on fixed terms, or apply for a HELOC(Home Equity Line of Credit) which functions more like a credit card.In either case, you will likely only be able to borrow up to 75% of the value, which in your case is ~$187,500 for each property.

So offer what you are willing to pay for it, what you see fit as for potential to make profit.Set yourself a maximum of what you are willing to pay, from there offer him lower then that and begin the negotiation process.

Can anyone recommend a program like turbo tax that is free or something inexpensive?

Hi,I'm interested in looking for a professional coach for commercial real estate specializing in Multi-Family and Mixed Used apartment building sales.I want somebody who consistently sells at a minimum of $30,000,000 in sales volume per year.If you know of anyone who fits this desription that is a coach for a living or would be interested in this, please let me know.Thank you!

Which will be some sort of program that guarantees results and it is only going to cost you a few thousand dollars in the promise of making millions.With all that said, I don't think it is a bad deal to go to a free conference and maybe get you motivated to start on your own.

The issue is that most of these deals do not fit the "investor pricing" i need to make a return.

She didn't have any details on the guidelines but she believed that they would be the same as the current 5 to 10 program.

I just have to stick with the program, keep punching away, and I'll get there, I know it!

@Gautam VenkatesanNASB also have other programs such as 20-yr fixed loans at little higher rates.

It's not rocket science and their PIG (yeah, bad name) program I think is pricey around $10k or more which you will get the upsell on most likely.For their SFR division they just find "good" deals from their in-house brokerage and present them to their PIG clients but not the junior membership which I forgot what that deal was.