Bill, from purely a cash flow standpoint, have you found some property types generally more successful than others?

I have listened to the BP podcast for a little over a year now (beardy Brandon is pure entertainment). 

I replaced the batteries at the controller near the bedroom and it worked.

Note that these aren't pure C class properties, I don't think, as I described above. 

This might be purely due to the landing page when you click on forums.

Some may have succeeded by jumping in without the full knowledge but if they survived it was likely only through pure luck.

If it's truly cash-flowing $73/month off of one unit and both units are rent-ready,  then that would mean the other side would provide 100% pure cash flow and you'd have to put nothing else into this deal other than a down payment.

A conventional rate term refinance can go up to 95% of your current homes value so even if you value did not go up at all you may already be at 95% of your market value just purely from amortization/pay down.If you're lucky values may have gone up a bit and your at 95% LTV or lower (your loan divided by current appraisal value).This will free up your full VA entitlement so you dont have to deal with a partial entitlement problem.If you do not refinance and leave your current VA loan in place it will be much more difficult to refinance it later on.

  $750 is insurance greed pure and simple.  

I have a propensity to take the risk if there is a greater reward and I am looking to generate returns for a longer-term time frame of 5 - 7 years.How would I go about making my investment decision to deploy this 30k purely as an investor?