I need to e-record or file a memorandum, but I can't seem to find out how this is actually done.

It's great to see more folks from the Fort Worth side jumping in.That is a really smart approach, starting the Warren Liquidation Auction business in parallel with the investment LLC.

Most lenders have tightened slightly on LTV (typically capping around 70–75%) and want to see a clear reinvestment or portfolio growth plan — which it sounds like you already have in mind.Using a short-term bridge for your new acquisitions, then rolling your existing property into a DSCR refi for liquidity, is a smart sequencing move.

Rehab is usually funded at 100% and generally reimbursed, so liquidity still matters.

Stocks - totally liquid.

Co-mingling funds in a non-liquid investment can be messy.

Definitely a great option when you need speed without draining liquidity.

Quote from @Dennis E.: I have done all those things. 

If your goal is to save up for your first property or long-term rental, the best approach really depends on two things — your time horizon and your comfort with risk.Here’s how a few options compare:High-Yield Savings Account:Great for liquidity and short-term goals (within 12–18 months).

LTV varries by product and Lender, property and borrower risk, location, and more.Fix and flips, generally 85% LTC subject to 70% of ARV.