A lot of investors I work with use alternative strategies to maximize buying power without tying up all their cash.

Traditional banks usually won’t do that on your first larger property, especially with a newer LLC, but alternative routes exist.

We walked through the foreclosure timeline step by step, explained what options they still had, and helped them understand that they weren’t completely out of choices.

Are there better alternatives we should consider given this is a primary residence sale (e.g., 1031 exchange alternatives, installment        sales, Qualified Opportunity Zone reinvestments, trusts, or other tax strategies)?

Hello everyone, I was wondering if I could get some advice on what would be the smartest safest choice of investing strategy to do, wheater it's brrrrr, fix and flip, and etc, new investor and still trying to make a plan 

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Probably a lot more in the red.second, $85k (if true) is a cushion on your cash flow deficit, if true.third, what are your alternative investments?

The choices are basically equivalent, so it doesn't really matter which you choose.   

It wouldn't make sense to put money into an account a dishonest partner has access to, so your choices are limited.

I work with a lending company that helps investors structure deals efficiently, so feel free to connect if you want to explore alternative strategies for closing similar deals in the future