Both of these features are redundant. They also make reading threads difficult because they are in the road. If there was a way to disable these it would make the interface more convenient
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so I own a commercial building out right. I would like to access my equity however because my building is only worth $100,000 I can’t get the attention of any banks or brokers as it is well below their $500,000 minimum. What would be the best way for me to acces my equity?
Thanks for the replies everyone. So related question, how do you structure this with the bank? Knowing you are going to flip it do you still get a loan amortized out over a long period then just buy it out when you sell or do you discuss the plan to flip with the bank and get a specific term?
I just posted in the technical support and now that thread is doing the same thing as I discuss there. I am not able to open it. Safari just shows a bad strike message? So I’m getting locked out of all my threads some how? There is a good chance I can’t view your response so if you can message...
I posted a thread and when i try to view it it says “safari won’t open too many redirects” I tried to view it on my lap top as a guest and same thing. It has a reply on the thread so it must be working for someone? What gives?
What’s the average return on a house flip? Like nothing extravagant just a usual return one would expect. Also what would be considered too low to bother? (If that’s not to subjective a question)
I’m in a small town in rural Saskatchewan so what is the best way to go about finding a broker to work with me to find lenders on some rental properties?
Thanks in advance!
why do city’s like Vancouver and Toronto think they should have to tell home owners if they can airBnB there properties or not? Vancouver even deciding to “tax” the homeowners with fees. What’s your thoughts on this? is this a needed intervention on the city’s behalf to curb a problem? Or is...