Call the well drillers an throw some extra cash at them .

In the mean time 100% of the owners ability to touch any cash is eliminated.

I did lay out a general approach to asset protection in one of my more recent articles, so feel free to refer to that.

Feel free to DM if you'd like some resources on the subject.

He may be losing out to cash offers but they may be just as high as his offers.

Purchase price: $116,000 Cash invested: $27,000 Sale price: $187,500 Replaced kitchen, updated bathroom, drywall repairs, paint and flooring.

My Cap Rate went from 9% to 6%,  my cash on cash went from 10-11% to 6-7%. 

If so you can look into Cash Re-Fi (not as popular these days with high rates) OR look into Home Equity Loan / Home Equity Line of Credit.

I'm grateful that I sold all of my class C buildings over the past several years, even though they were supposed to cash flow better than the class A buildings, they never did and the rent and value appreciation wasn't nearly as good either.

Might take a couple fix and flips to get enough cash to provide the necessary down payment for that.