They need drawings and specifications otherwise it’s a wild guess (or a extremely detailed contract).  

I'm one of the lucky unlucky ones but my perspective is wildly different compared to a lot of 24 y/os.I would love to connect with those interested in BRRR (currently reading J.

@Jaysen Medhurst, numbers will look like this:$40K HELOC (assuming the current 3.75% doesn't wildly in 15 years)5 years @ $134/mo (draw)10 years @ $405/mo (repayment)$40K Cash-out Refi (does not factor in the closing costs, currently looking at my current mortgage bank and personal credit union bank)$331/month more than my current mortgage paymentI will be walking through the properties tomorrow to get an idea of maintenance/repair costs and other details, after that I will analyze the deal closer to see what kind of income I can divert to repaying the HELOC back sooner.  

There's this weed that grows wild in Greece that the Greeks make a tea of that we drink as a cure-all.

Let people run wild and live their normal lives.  

two months ago if you said we could experience something like the GFC I would have said well it would take something pretty wild that we don't know what it is or will see it coming.  

-Or get wild and do it over some old (KW) tube equipment (one of my favorites the Gold Dust twins): https://www.youtube.com/watch?

Wild times!

I'm always amazed at how often negative CF is justified here by wild rationalizations. 

Utilities vary wildly from state to state as to property taxes and insurance.