Though, keep in mind that HELOC rates can fluctuate with the market, potentially exposing you to higher interest rates down the line.On the other hand, a cash-out refinance could lock in a fixed rate, providing stability/predictability in your monthly payments.

Choose your plan based on your money goals, how much risk you can handle, looking into the market, and how long you plan to invest.

I did however work closely with New Western, which I would recommend any of their agents and their database to anyone looking for potential deals.

It's crucial at the beginning to identify your financial goals as well as the amount of risk you are willing to undertake then come up with a plan that is in line with them.

Good Day,I'm looking for more information about how to sell home to hedge funds or private REITs, I'm asking since I want to see if this could be a potential exit strategy for houses, I have hear this in some small real estate meet up in the area.

If someone refuses to allow us to copy an ID so the police can have a lead to go on when our bodies are found in a ravine off of I4, then it's not worth the risk for us to show the house. 

With a good PM who can over see those things, it has the potential to stabilize a bit more then you would otherwise.I hope that helps, happy to jump on a call and discuss if that helps.

Will depend on several factors like the type of property, type of tenants, your risk tolerance, other assets you own, your estate planning, laws where the property is located, etc.

You could discuss the specific terms of the initial agreement, any implicit understandings about financial responsibilities, and explore potential compromises to resolve the tax issue.

Are you willing to risk $30K for the potential to free cash flow $700/month?