However, it seems there is a barrier for many of the good potential properties because of my lack of liquidity.

It is best to keep a measure of cash, refinance out the capital so you have liquidity before you need it. 

You will need to have a networth of whatever the loan balance amount is as well as 10% post liquidity.

Yes, but we'd also like to keep those funds liquid. 

I own about $750,000 of stock in a single company that I would like to liquidate in the next year or two (I was an early tech company employee).

Hi everyone -We just completed our first flip and are looking for a short term, liquid investment option to park our money while we search for our next deal. 

I am worth a million liquid and 500 grand in assets I currently have 3 Shortsales pending with very good approvals coming..I am in the queens New York areaMy problem is this...I bought a mansion to flip with my business partner and friend damian...long story short it was a disaster..

It’s difficult to find flip or rental deals here so I plan on building entry level new construction homes to build my liquidity.

@Christopher Nathaniel Hart No I absolutely would not put extra money against principal of your home until you have built up liquid reserves. 

So I liquidated my CDs and incurred a substantial early withdrawal penalty but it'd be cheaper than borrowing the funds so that was ok.