Are you RIGHT NOW both paying down your debt every month AND setting money aside in savings and thus getting ahead, or are you slowly sinking in debt because your in-come and your out-go don't match?

My goal is to become more acquainted with real estate professionals, newcomers and veterans alike, with the purpose of becoming more outgoing and engaging as a valued BP Member. 

And can't wait to see what else you put out going forward.FYI I think there is a great opportunity to copy Tim Ferriss - Tools of Titans and mirror very closely how Tim took all podcast guests, consolidated into one book, a few pages per guest, and extracted general background along with major tips, tools, suggestions, and common answers from the guests.I'm biased.. but I would love to read a bigger pockets book that had an almost identical format to Tool of TitansKeep up the good work BP team/ community

As far as tear out goes, I try to always do as little surgery as possible to correct the problem.

It sounds like you already have a couple members above willing to help you out.  Go

The outgoing tenant releases SD claims and the incoming tenant agrees to the move-in condition report the existing tenants filled out at the original move-in.   

I have plans to rent it out. Going

There's only one way to improve DTI on a loan application - add more income or decrease the outgoing debt.

As far as being an introvert, well that is me for the most part but running numbers and making deals work does not require an outgoing personality. 

It is quite often that we are doing repairs the last couple days of the month while the outgoing tenants stuff is still in the garage so something, but this is a 1st (and I did have a 15day window to start with.