You need to invest more of your own money, use a government program (fannie, freddie, FHA, USDA, VA, etc) to put less down on the property, gain enough experience to wisely use other peoples money, or add enough value to the property you buy to extract more capital than you initially put in (BRRRR).

Hey, I know how to extract previous property tax numbers. what I say is if tax is determined independently of a purchase price percentage or more or less the same amount as previous years or slightly above.

If I do the BRRRR correctly, I extract all or virtually all of my initial investment paying off the margin and having a property for little or no money. 

Seems like this landlord paid a heavy price for a situation that they were not a party toEnlightening anyone who 1.) is a landlord and 2.) a premium member on a website about extractive wealth accumulation is too tall of an order.

Find a steep value-add deal and address it through a very experienced team with a track record for extracting value from under managed and under valued properties. 

Once it is tied up in an ADU, that presents few options for extraction, it is no longer available for use (implied by the tied up).I can do a fairly poor job at a BRRRR and trap less than 10% of ARV using a F/F refi loan (at least for the 1st 10 properties - if you have 10 San Diego properties financing starts to be less of a problem).  

Hi All,Just curious as to whether or not anyone is familiar with the exploding markets in North Dakota and Texas surrounding the new oil and gas extracting technologies?

However if I do a BRRRR I can achieve infinite return by extracting all of my investment.

So yeah in California, for instance, there have been multiple cycles of SF Bay area booms resulting in extracting of capital gains from the bay area and moving to other (far cheaper) areas of Calfornia.

Plus it takes more steps.Drive way Material:Your common drive way materials are Concrete, Concrete with Rebar, Asphalt, Reclaimed Asphalt (with tar and oil still, not extracted), Rock, Recycled Crushed Concrete, Pea Gravel, River Rock, Water Absorbing Concrete ( Did I say Water Absorbing Concrete?