I live in the west metro area so if you ever want to meet up for some coffee and let me extract a couple notes about the local area and your current rentals, let me know.

If you have good ones, don't risk losing them by trying to extract a couple more bucks per month.

We know there is more oil/gas to extract with the newer extraction methods.I am keen on investing in West Texas to cash flow rentals.

Eventually court will pierce through their non-legal standing but they use it as leverage to extract money or other tactics etc.Before you sue you need to get counsel of a real estate litigation attorney even if for a consultation.

However, I would very surprised if you find anything better than the 20-25% down.Of course, if the property appreciates in the next year or two, or you force some appreciation with improvements, then you could refinance and try to extract some equity, but the max LTV on a cash-out refinance is usually 5-10% lower than if you were purchasing, so bear that in mind.You can also try to get the seller to take back a 2nd mortgage for another 10%, but might have to sweeten your offer to get them to bite, and they would likely want a shorter term on it, so it could be a significant cash-flow drain.Personally, I don't think you should leverage higher than 80%.

It seems logical that extracting the highest rental price from your investment property will lead to the most income.We think the question that you should be asking yourself is:“What is the highest rental price that will still attract a sizeable pool of prospective tenants while encouraging the eventual tenant to stay multiple years?”

Just keep working at it and extracting as much information as you can from the professionals on this site and you will do well.

You will need a program that can extract from .rar files.

The lender on your loan will most likely require a phase 1 anyways on your purchase buts it's good to extract free reports from the bank before throwing out a bunch of money for inspections.

(I also have about $100,000 of equity that I could extract from these properties if I chose to).