Think E*Trade or Fidelity with different paperwork.

If you only have SFH now, it's probably worth considering liquidating those assets and 1031 exchange into something larger.

Investment Info:

Single-family residence other investment in Temple.

Purchase price: $10,000

Cash invested: $82,300

Sale price: $148,500

L.E.I.'s first project in the Temple, TX market. We purcha...

Investment Info:

Single-family residence other investment in Temple.

Purchase price: $10,000

Cash invested: $100,000

Vacant residential lot. L.E.I. is constructing a new single family residence to be...

I’m planning on going:http://meetu.ps/e/HFlTx/N4lxd/a

We have now have approx $70k liquid we keep aside for emergencies. 

He said he'd love to liquidate the property because they are going to lose the property at a tax sale later this year anyways. 

When that time comes, make sure you have a liquid emergency fund set up and set aside that will help you weather the financial storms WHEN they come (lenders will also likely require you to have cash reserves).

(aside from large 100+ complexes) The BRRRR strategy seems to be the crowd favorite and that's mostly due to the ability to buy at a discount.

Greetings,I wanted to know if any of you knew of a service that can take your credit line, either from credit cards or a revolving credit line (business or personal) and liquidate it into cash that you can then use as a down payment.