I have an investment property that I want to pull the equity out on.

I am seeking advice when it comes to pulling out a HELOC on our primary residence.

Functionally, it operates as a quad.When I attempted to refinance, the appraiser and lender would not proceed because:The property is zoned R-4, andThe previous owner renovated the building without pulling new permits.As a result, the lender will not treat it as a legal 4-unit, and financing has stalled.I’m trying to do this the right way and stay compliant while also unlocking funding.Questions for the group:1) What’s the best way to rectify this—rezoning, variance, special exception, or legal non-conforming use?

Hi everyone,I’m currently in a tough spot and looking for some creative solutions or referrals from the BP community here in San Antonio.The Situation:I am currently approved for a loan through the NACA (Neighborhood Assistance Corporation of America) homebuying program.

I am getting closer to finishing up the renovation and want to soon pull cash out to buy my first flip just unsure the best route to take.

The solution often comes down to matching the loan structure to your investing strategy.

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Old, professionally staged MLS pics from when he bought it.I had zero idea what the house actually looked like… until I drove from DFW to Seguin, changed the locks, and installed a lockbox.I thought I pulled up to the wrong house.I almost walked away.

I would love to pull out some equity and put it in to a third long term investment but if rates continue to go down throughout the year, is it better to wait it out?

It seems like there are lots of solutions for REIs and LTR and STR folks but not much for pure MTR like myself.