Funds are being used attorney fee's, etc. 

Like many of you, I’ve put in the hours and years at my day job, saved, done the right things, and realized that I need to be doing more than relying on stocks and 401(k)s (I’m not a fan of mutual funds).

Near the schools in Tampa, they would be considered student housing, and that's a ton of wear and tear and turnover.I love, and will continue looking at small multi-families that are all 2/1. 

If you plan on continuing to invest and have a long-term perspective, then creating an Opportunity Fund and investing in an Opportunity Zone property might be a better solution.What is it that you want or need?

alas, what is, is:Here's my reasoning for being quite a bit 'bearish' on Indy:In general I'm not overly impressed with my peers in high school who choose to stay around, relative to folks go got 'out' of the area. 

Essentially the bank is funding itself to get into the loan.

Hello all,My name is MarcAnthony, but all of my friends call me Marc for short, and I am in my third year of law school in CT.

Hi,I am getting ready to buy my first long distance investment property with funds drawn from a HELOC on my first home.

If it is a Join Ventur, that would be different than them supplying funds in a lending capacity expecting a return. 

Or does this get paid out of the funds received from the HML?