It will most likely be on the low end of the estimate but I like to be prepared for the worst case scenario just to be safe.I have a very strong credit score but not a whole lot of cash liquid at the moment..which is where I'm kind of stuck 

I have about 50k liquid to invest and I am looking to use this No Occupancy No Income loan to help me acquire undervalued cash flow assets.

I'm leaning heavily towards cash-flow.. but with the amount of liquid capital I have the only markets that make sense for me are long-distance (I live in southern CA).

$1500 invested at 1.5-2.0% is only a couple of dollars per month.Yes, many investors park their liquidity in online savings accounts.

You would probably have to liquidate the credit cards to use as cash.

A duplex to quad that is priced competitively with closed comps sells fast.I think you are smart to think about exit strategy up front, but RE is not a liquid asset. 

@Steven Hershey I liquidated the basis of my Roth 401k retirement (left the gains in until I'm in a lower tax bracket to pull out) to scale my portfolio. 

@Nathan Scott hey Nathan, it will depend on what your debt-to-income ratio would be with the new loan, what your credit score/history looks like, if you have any liquid assets for reserves, and a few other factors.

Benefits of using bridge loansunlocks buyers: unlocks buyers who may not have the funding on their ownpurchasing power: provides liquidity to those whose money is tied up in equityspeed: eliminates sale contingencysecurity: eliminates the fear of not knowing where your client may live if they don't sell their current home fast enoughcontrol: allows the client to sell on their own terms, while they're comfortable in their new home (for up to 6 months)I'm asking my realtor right now of what if I'm not selling my house in that 6 months time frame?

Need a liquidation company?