I’ve decided to bite the bullet and build a house on the land to more easily access the equity.

I have an HOA that I would like to fight; they are trying to restrict me in an overreaching way that is not a part of their policies.

Claim is taxes are only going to go up….better off paying the taxes now and having full control of your money.Or, is it better to move the funds to a solo 401k - which still has restrictions, limits you to non-recourse loans, yet holds off the taxes?

You will access to 80% of that equity and you get to keep the house.

@Ralph FrancoisWell you get access to equity via a HELOC or a cash out refinance.

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Are there regulations at the Federal or state (Michigan) level restricting the number of rental occupants per bedroom and siblings per bedroom?

Also, to be a good wholesaler, you need to know repair costs for every part of the property and you need access to reliable after-repair values so that when you do lock one up, you are able to present it to investors with credible numbers, which is where most fail.

Left opening for louver doors so the HVAC and Hot water heater were accessible as well as sump pump. all three bathrooms tiled What was the outcome?

If I cannot prevent the deed restriction, can it be removed?