My intention in purchasing was to brrrr, but after a multitude of unexpected expenses (including an electrical fire) and a contractor that abandoned the job I am absolutely tapped out of funds.

I will try to keep this as brief as possible :Partner and I purchased 2 rental properties in Florida with cash under one LLC (lets call this LLC 1).Now looking to do a cash out refinance and having trouble for a multitude of reasons :1.)

The gorgeous Tip-o-the-Mitt has multitudes of great boating, sailing, fishing, sail boarding, wreck diving, hiking, biking, music and art in the park and navel gazing opportunities from early spring to late fall.

I’m more than happy to pay 10% to have freedom, which is what this process is supposed to be about….not just financial freedom but freedom in a multitude of ways.

Recently a owner of a multi-family in the downtown area, told me he was only able to secure a tenant, by giving rent concessions, to compete with the multitude of new condo buildings offering 1 month free rent and other amenities.

Hey Drake,I've got clients in the same boat as you and we work with a multitude of lenders that can give you options.

Also I have a pretty low tolerance for BS and stupid people of which there are multitudes of in this industry. 

You want an agent working their hardest for you as well as adding value in a multitude of ways outside of just listing your property.

While there are a multitude of factors that go into deciding which type of investment you should go for; here are a couple questions that if answered, may help you make a decision:1.

@David Mansfield I'm glad you landed on the Columbus market...it sounds like you have done your homework...a quick search of the SLC MF market suggests our market price points are about the same...the one difference in Columbus is there are still a multitude of neighborhoods in full transition that are still affordable...as long as you are OK with c-class assets, you can do very well here.