Amazing opportunity make this Diamond in the Rough Shine!

Porsches, Lambos, Ferraris, 5 carat diamonds, Patek Phillippe watches, butlers, etc.

Having gotten over the "first property" hump, your chances of meeting your goal are a lot higher so congratulations.I'd also recommend checking out one of your local real estate groups such as Black Diamond REI in Massachusetts or RIREIG in Rhode Island.At the very least drop in every few months or so - besides the networking opportunities, there are often very valuable updates on new or proposed legislation affecting landlords.The general public knows that we're running a business when we rent out property, and expects us to know all the laws affecting us (and has no compassion if we don't), so being a member of a local group or visiting periodically is one way to try to stay current with those laws.Again, welcome and congratulations!

If you're all in at less than 70% appraisal each time, you should have no difficulty with re-fi.But if there are just too many rough diamonds sitting around for you to carry yourself but you don't want to lose them, you'll need trusted partner/s.

If that doesn't sate your appetite I know there are a few other groups in Mass that may be of interest such as Black Diamond REI.And of course, if you have specific questions you're welcome to post them here on BP!

No matter where you live, there's always a diamond in the rough!

You are in Stoughton so are within driving distance of House Flipping School MeetupSouth Shore REIABlack Diamond this Tuesday (url on my profile)Justin Silverio's group in Woburnand a bunch more

Lookup Black Diamond Real Estate Investors or @Ann Bellamy.

Not much more work than formica (other than the plywood on top of the cabinets, and using a grinder with a diamond blade).  

Air Force - 21 years) and spent 2 years in the Offshore Oilfield Industry (Diamond Offshore).