Keep in mind that most banks won't let you do a cash-out refinance within 6-12 months of the completed project, so you could end up waiting on that money (just be sure to ask them before finalizing the loan).Also, if you want to do an effective cash-out, you need to create a lot of forced appreciation.

Forget time value of money, net present value, effective tax rate, etc.; these are important, but your not going to work through them.In our example we are showing Cash flow of $139,000.

You'd be surprised how effective it is when finding deals.

Most of them believe we haven't seen the full effect of the rate rises yet on prices, so they are all just extremely nervous, since like Mike mentioned, most of them were there during 2008. 

Doing so doesn't seem very cost effective.

In my experience a claim that pays out less than $5k has very little if any effect on a homeowners policy.

Regardless of what the market conditions are, the BRRRR method is an effective way to purchase properties and build wealth.

When people buy something fixed up they effectively loose a slice of the pie.

Hey @Nate Sanow,One of the thing I was curious about is how I could network more effectively.

If you search "Philadelphia Real Estate Investor" or something to that effect there will be several pages that come up with THOUSANDS of members.