--Due to low interest rates, the savings I have stashed away over the years and the ability to put just 10% down with a SBA loan, I'm thinking now would be the time to buy.

This doesn't work for me unless I split each building into a separate account which adds unnecessary complexity.I can see using this account as a savings account to stash security deposits or other short term cash but not as a checking account to run my business.

My logic was that if it turns out I should have paid for my tuition, I could always just pay the student loan off with the money that I stashed to the side.

:joker:

I wasn't going to be the joker that took a bunch of classes and never did anything with the information.

@Jeremy MouraI'll send you a whole stash of templates.

Until then, it's just trying to nab my first wholesale and stash that income. 

@Alleia JamesWell here are some books I enjoyed and I am currently adding to my stash!

They should be able to provide a copy of your owner's title policy (and you may even have it yourself in that big pile of papers you have from stashed somewhere from that closing).And the attorney closing your refi will need a payoff statement from your current lender in order to pay off your existing mortgage.

Isn't it better to use my "first property joker card" in a larger house?