- In the end, there is $25k equity in the property, $5k liquid remaining, and $150/month cash flow.- If the investor takes $5k liquidity and half of the cash flow, the CoC is 11.4%- It could be more lucrative if the intent was to flip and funnel the house through turnkey after a yearJust thinking out loud here

So it makes sense to hold a percentage of liquid cash to cover the expense. 

One being that HELOC's suffer the first hit when liquidity in the market dries up.Sitting on that heloc as a means to purchase in a downturn might sound like a good strategy, but in most downturns liquidity is going to dry up and banks will close many un-borrowed heloc balances (and might call some that are open).

You likely need a partner with experience and cash liquidity.

An encapsulant is actually like a liquid rubber that gets painted on certain components and the components need to be tested first, the results of the tests recorded, and the encapsulant needs to be put on to the required thickness in order for it to encapsulate the lead paint.

Simple solution, I will just have to partner, HML or wait a couple of months until I wrap up some other deals and have more liquid funds.2.

I need to better understand how to manage incurred taxes, expenses, and subsequent liquidation of real estate within my Solo 401k

I like and am really good and home improvement but not sure if the whole TimeMoney equation works out.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.

I just put down Riverwalk Oak LVP from Lumber Liquidators. 

@Trupti Raisonioh I was asking because I’m bout to help a investor liquidate his portfolio. 4 in Taft and 1 In Bakersfield.