If you are wanting to scale: refinance and deploy for additional acquisitions. 

I suggest reading the forums, blogs, webinars etc about it.Basically they are notes backed by real estate where the person stopped paying for one reason or another.

In the 3- Star property segment, price declines were less pronounced, falling about 15% from the peak where deals once traded for approximately $210,000 per door.In addition to asset quality, investors adapted their approaches to stay ahead of rent growth, leading to noticeable shifts in sales volume rankings.

No major additions or big construction.Without running a full appraisal, I can only guess on the value, but I think it'll depend on how good our wholesale deals were below market rate.

....if not, I strongly suggest studying up on that topic.I'd also definitely suggest reading up on the risks of funding a rehab with credit cards--especially  if you've never done a rehab using credit cards, and especially if you don't have the cash reserves to stay afloat if things don't go according to plan. 

Since then, - we have completed 5 additional flips successfully and growing- we have completed 3 Multi-families where we are 50/50 partners with other investors.

Additionally, there is NO verbiage that states the Landlord cannot impose verbiage in a Lease of a non-pet owner to prevent future pet ownership...

There have been opportunities for additional investment property that we have looked at, and when reviewing with my wife, she did not think it was a good idea.

We as a firm have investors working with us who have rental properties all over the US big and small.Finding a real estate-focused tax professional and one who can help with advisory and grow with you would be my suggestion to focus your efforts on finding.

I am looking for some ideas as I have around 60k of passive income generated from Investment in Tresuries in addition to my w2 income.