Pulling out equity for liquidity instead of using an asset as collateral makes more sense. 

@Omar Khan this is what i do around the clock RE/Online store however  let me ask you this what exactly is the your process when analyzing a state,county,city,law,property and all its terms & conditions ?

Reasonably close to public transit/stores/shoppingCurrent rental certificateCurrent tenant (reached out to current PM to get info on screening process)Rehab included:HVAC-furnace and A/CFlooringSheet RockSiding, soffit, fascia, gutters/downspouts New windowsRoof: unknown when last replacedAsking price: $92kTaxes: $950/year (tax abatement on improvements for 10 years)Insurance estimate: $750/yearCurrent rent: $950/moQuestions:Is this a reasonable deal?

Now factor this in: Many of these stores operate on razor thin margins already.

Received monthly income of around $1,000 for the next two years, of which ALL TAXES were deferred.Roughly two years and change later we liquidated them around the same time. 

He told me he had the opportunity to trade into a new car and get a check back on the deal, which intrigued me so i asked him how so...Basically he said that he trades into the newest cheapest cars he can get into every year or so before the bumper to bumper warranty expires around the end of the year when the new years cars are showing up on the lots, he said there is always a dealership somewhere that will liquidate cars just to clear lots for new inventory... which he takes advantage of... 

PM me and I can go into further details if you are simply trying to liquidate the land.All the best!

The are many ways to do that including 1) Find a deal, analyze it and bring it to a sponsor 2) If you have the net worth and liquidity then offer to be KP or loan guarantor 3) Help raise capital for the deal.

@Jess White Income Producing Apartments (in varied markets), Lots of Liquidity and some Gold as a hedge/insurance play."

Expenditures: Roughly $900/mo (25%) in fixed costs (utilities, internet, gas, phone, car insurance)$1750/mo (50%) going toward debt repayment (77k in student loans, 82k mortgage, 3k credit card) - note: if i paid just the min on everything it would be about $1170/mo but im trying to pay down the higher interest stuff$500/mo (15%) going toward retirement/general savings, which i currently have as $100 purchasing a combo of whole life and term life insurance, $100 going into a roth ira, and $300 going into a mutual fund account which gives me a little bit of liquidity.