Since I’m about 600k liquid right now.

I figure that right now I have about $100K available if Iwere to liquidate what hasn’t gone down significantly.If my job situationpans out, I am thinking about making a move to purchase a couple ofproperties in Central Florida rather than South Florida.

I have a lot of faith in Newberry, but the numbers are the numbers.https://www.sec.gov/Archives/e...

Mortgage Automator, Liquid Logics, and Loan Servicing Soft are a few of the popular ones.

With that being said, I’m in a pinch and do not have a lot of liquidity to show.

That added stress can cloud decision-making, particularly when you’re still learning the ropes.I do have a HELOC, but I treat it more as a rainy day fund or short-term liquidity option — not as core capital for deals.

Here’s a clearer way to think about it:If your goal is to purchase your first house hack within the next 12–24 months, it’s typically better to keep your down payment savings in a high-yield savings account (HYSA) or other low-risk, highly liquid account.

Easier Financing & Exit OptionsLenders typically offer better terms on single-family rentals, and if you ever need to exit, you have both owner-occupants and investors as potential buyers, making them much more liquid.3.

In fact, I don't like that I have to finance that portion with most HML because I have that liquid. 

I have no desire to be part of any lawsuit or liquidation event.