I bet I can get $95k.”

So with that disclaimer out of the way… Tulsa is a fairly safe bet.

My point was that in the short term… until rates come down, you might be better off taking the safer bet of money in the bank given that you would see about the same cash flow, without the need to refi in a year… especially if you can’t even find a cash-flowing property in the first place.  

I bet you have enough stories for a paperback

I don't remember what it was called or what it contained exactly but basically she admitted to trespassing and gave up all her tenant rights in exchange for $2500 which I sent via venmo immediatly after she signed.

I've heard from several people who thought they had an owner finance agreement signed at the kitchen table, assumed they were paying down equity only to have the house sold right out from under them.Ben,  How common is this that a seller is willing to give up their deed upfront in exchange for seller financing.  

I think your best bet here is a DSCR cash out.

He's playing with numbers, I reckon, and I bet there was a mortgage on the property, so his cash in was not $230k.

I’m using funds from a 1031 exchange for the deposit.Can anyone provide insights or guide me on how to refine my underwriting or ask the right questions to ensure my numbers are accurate and this is a solid deal?

I'd like to sell my CO property and do a 1031 Exchange for a local FL property but I've been cautioned by members in the local investment clubs about potential Relinquished Debt consequences.