It seems like from an investment standard the 30yr is better because the excess cash can yield higher rates elsewhere than sitting as equity.I'm a small-fish compared to some on this board (only 2 rentals ) , but I went with 30's on the properties I bought, not so much because i have a use for "excess cash", but because the lower monthly "nut" makes it easier to finance more properties, should I come across any.

Caleb Heimsoth Russell Brazil exactly what I was looking for, thank you so much!

@Russell Brazil Ryan Dossey Please see the above details.

I noticed after FB IPO; the market for RE went nuts.

@Russell Brazil he is threatening to have me arrested.

Include 1 picture and several ways to be contacted.But be warned, there are alot of nuts on CL.

If you really want to get into the nuts and bolts I wrote a long post about how to find out if you can roll out of your current employers fund and into a soloK without shooting yourself in the foot.Also remember that if you stand up a soloK to do so on an entity that has ACTIVE income (rent income is passive).Best of luck and happy investing!

The Millionaire Real Estate Investor by Gary Keller is a great nuts and bolts book that got me started thinking in the right direction.

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the answer is and we are big wholesalers if you will .. but we close on everything before we remarket. that's the answer in a nut shell..