You said 'get the equity out', but you keep talking not about getting equity out but lowering the borrowing costs on the new improvements.

When you move out and start depreciating the cost of the asset you start depreciating the improvements at the time of conversion.

Hey BP Family,  I’m a 24-year-old truck driver breaking into wholesaling here in Long Beach, CA—I know it’s a hot market, but I’m all in!

Plus, you may qualify for bonus depreciation on improvements like HVAC or plumbing.Owning the land matters: If you own both the home and land, you gain equity, control, and more depreciation opportunities (e.g., fences, driveways, utilities).

Just a close figure of what you think you could come up with for your truck and whatever else you might have.

So they laded tools and wire in 1 truck and stole the truck and tools .

My truck is a rolling toolbox, with a camper top on the back, and I can often take care of minor issues right on the spot when I make rounds.

Own 2 trucks no home just rent. 10k in stocks 10k in cash so not much leverage I'd assume.

But instead of using it to move, the seller stalled, didn’t pack, didn’t rent a truck, and even showed up at the title company with all his stuff still in the house, expecting to close and get paid.

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