If you have 5 paid off houses, you have lots of money to leverage to get one or two more *positive* cash-flowing properties.

If you use leverage, return on investment would be better and you could buy more properties.

This is more related to liquidity and leverage standards than compliance but still worth mentioning.

Technology has made it so convenient as if they are sitting right in front of you at any time.Feel free to ask if you have ANY questions or are unsure of anything.

I have a ton of equity, and will be making another purchase soon by leveraging part of that equity.

It's for investors who want to leverage their own money and scale up their business while reducing their own risk.Look forward to connect with you.Regards,Homa Wong

Check this out-http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2013/10/26/investing-route-go/I'm all for leveraging as much as possible so I think your idea on how to use equity to buy more sounds great.

I think one of the biggest differences with some of us buying on the left coast is that we use a lot more leverage because of the higher price point (I'm sure you've seen the local MLS!).

If I understand this correctly, this seems a tool to get LEVERAGE on folks who are unwilling to do a workout on the delinquent 2nd.

REIA's are not the best technology wise, and it is too much to expect them to do this.