If you have the extra cash and can still save for another property then paying down the principal to hit the 20% is not a bad idea.

It gives you more breathing room if the transition between homes takes longer than expected, and it doesn’t tie up your current property quite the same way a HELOC does.If you’re confident your home will sell soon and you’re comfortable with the short-term risk, the HELOC is fine.

The DSCR and Cap Rate both look strong — even if expenses came in higher, you’d still have good breathing room.

I'd love everyone's advice. get an ozone machine. do not stay in room w ozone machine.... you cant breathe.

So it's less like a curse and more like market forces in action, at least until people wise up (holding my breath starting now).And no it's not just Indy, you could replace Indy with a dozen other cities and it would be basically the same thing.

Raleigh–Durham Market Update October 2025Hey everyone, here with your Raleigh–Durham October market breakdown — this month’s data tells a clear story: inventory is building, sellers are negotiating, and buyers and investors finally have a chance to catch their breath.

Often better: pair senior debt with a small equity gap you or a partner fill so incentives align and the numbers breathe.

If a home is fresh and fairly priced, waiting could mean losing it to a better-prepared buyer.Bottom line: The market is giving buyers breathing room, but not bargains.

Unless you are training to become a doctor or a physicist (which should be college trained) take a big breath and think if you are actually wasting your time.There are three kinds of education, 1.

I bought SFH in West seattle where I am flipping the SFH and also building a DADU in the backyard. My flip is almost done but DADU permits will come sometime in February/March 2026. My initial plan was to sell SFH by ...