Works great on weird, niche multifamily properties that don’t qualify for 30-yr conventional or non-recourse financing if the purchase price is right.

Not going to last forever as I prefer the security of a bank.

Pretty small niche.

But I prefer to buy and hold vs quick profits. 

Out of state and would prefer the agents go see it for me.

If you are already doing real estate full time or don't have a 40-60 hour job, then you probably aren't taking time away from family and the important things.For me time with family and doing things that are more important than money and for me is a bigger priority than a little extra profit, so my decision is easy I prefer Passive.   

Hey @Anette Tikkop as a new investor, the important things to have lined up on your end are the down payment (should be sourced & seasoned from/in your accounts, either business or personal), expect lenders to prefer a 680+ FICO score, and the loan amount should be $100k+ -- the lower the loan amount, the harder it is for financing. 

I am looking for a reliable closing attorney near the Onslow County area in North Carolina, I would prefer they are familiar with the wholesaling business model, but any recommendations would help.

On the active side of my business, land has been an extremely profitable niche because it's not as well known/talked about.

Which you you prefer, a HELOC for the 20k or cash out refinance at these terms?