Does anyone have any recommendations for commercial liquidators or auctions in central Indiana?

High Liquidity - by having some other assets, not necessarily set as reserves, with higher liquidity, you can weather a storm like the Erents issue.

I'm focused on education sharing, suitability / fit (accredited or not, etc) and timing (liquidity / capability) .

For those who are able to save more than $30k a year or have substantial liquidity (over 200k), being a landlord and especially flipping is a lot of work.

You could use something like Liquid Space to rent a conference room by the hour.

Quarterly reporting of updated business financials and sales and personal statement for liquidity and net worth.

Hypothetically speaking. 3.9% interest rate. What would be your move to generate the biggest return?

My mom still owns the land behind it.My uncle is looking to sell the land with the home, his land and home, and possibly get my mom to sell her land with it because he is getting up in age and is looking to basically liquidate and move to a smaller, easier to maintain home and area.The home is nearly 100 years old (but not the cool 100 year old houses - this is a more humble one).

I think probate attorneys will sometimes take their fee out of the liquidation of assets, so there is no need to be penny wise and pound foolish. 

Unsecured loans are quite common, but maybe not what you're hoping for. 1st, don't tell them it's for a house or for real estate investing. 2nd, most of these types of loans are for 15-30K. and usually for borrowers with liquid assets of considerable amount relative to the borrowed amount. for instance if you want to borrow 20K, the bank might require you have 15K in cash already.