Honestly, I just want the property to store some of my car collection.

Originally posted by @Chris Seveney:@Jay Hinrichs thanks for answering about partial interest. so hypothetically (writing this tongue in cheek) you could sell a partial interest in a property then get someone on a land contract on the property and if done properly sell partials on the land contract as well.... not something I am by any means recommending or saying is legal but if done and a default try and figure that one out. not sure about the second half of your question but the first half for sure you can sell tenant in common interest in real estate.. now they are not very liquid.. 

I also have a liquid of 50k to invest an good credit rating for loans. 

The bonus from July through September is good for purchases at Home Improvement Stores. 

Not saying it is the best practice but it really boils down to the sellers motivation and it is a liquidity play.

So, as for me, I have been saving my money for quite a while now, and I have some capital stored away.

Hello everyone,I'm relatively new to investing and real estate, but I work with a group of investors with close to $5 million in liquidity exclusively for flips.

And perhaps, the workload isn't so much the bottleneck as liquidity.

If you don't have significant reserves, it may be wise to open a line of credit to have extra liquidity available.

If you are playing it that close to the wire where you are just break even, the slightest hiccup could sink you and force you to sell or liquidate at a much larger loss.