We have a large sum of money in stock investments that’s are doing very well.

Cleveland and Oklahoma City are two that come to mind.Should I wait until I have large lump sum to put 20% down on 1M (in 1.5 years) or buy now?

As far as my goals are concerned, I have a few thoughts in mind: 1) I would like to get in touch with a few wholesalers in the area so that I can more quickly and efficiently acquire properties to continue my flipping business,2) I would like to acquire multi family residences as investments to hold and rent,3) I would like to learn more about financing options or best avenues to obtain capital as I do not have a large amount of cash sitting to be used for my business,4) I am interested in syndication deals,5) I would like to become more involved with the local real estate groups,6) Any advice of best ways to use BiggerPockets is always appreciated.Looking forward to hearing your responses and chatting.

I currently have five different large commercial loans each with different interest rates and loan termination dates.

When you walk into a phone call, meeting etc. with this in mind it sorta makes the large issue silly, I often start meetings this way...to pull everyone out of the legal/expert arena and into....oh we are actually all trying to survive and syndicate a solution together.  

I've found that many of the bigger PM companies are built for large multis and don't do very well when it comes to individual investors and small portfolios.

Unless you would be getting a large enough drop in the interest rate to offset the cost to refi it makes more sense to just keep doing what you are doing now.

Got a few responses, one being a lady who is interested in selling her house but doesn't have a job, and likely would have no idea what to do with a large sum of money if given to her.

You will incur closing fees in a double close, but if your spread is large enough then it’s worth paying.

I realize that is a large increase ($100) just to kick-off our landlord/tenant relationship, but this is a business after all.