I think a better plan would be to use the equity you have in your rentals to scale up to produce a lot more cash flow.Best thing to do is sit down with a bunch of local banks/credit unions, tell them about your investment plans, and ask about their requirements.

But if your goal is to acquire an income producing property and or lower your personal housing costs it is a good place to start.Let's say you saved $500 a month in housing costs.

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We produce video content for corporations around southern WI, as well as a handful of national clients like YWCA and Case Construction.

My suggestion is once you have run your numbers on the added value in your home (i.e. your potential HELOC) and the extra cost you'll be paying, what will the property need to produce so you don't put yourself in a bad position.

Our lender told us that we would have to put 25% down since the property would be income-producing. 

Option #3 additionally offers the opportunity to diversify across different types of projects and different (and shorter) hold periods.ReturnsThe syndication deals provide substantially higher IRRs and equity multiples.As cap rates compress and interest rates rise it seems to have become very difficult to find stable, performing investments (residential or commercial multi-family) that produce high teens or above IRRs on a 5-7 year timeline.

I'd like to produce many different types of spirits and break them down to their individual components to help teach people how these change the final product.

If you're putting up the down payment, that's $184,750 in cash producing a cash on cash return of 3.5%.

Property titled in LLC, I produced a copy of the deed in court.