DSCR lenders might offer flexibility in fee structures, so it’s worth exploring whether they can streamline costs if you’re using the same lender for both transactions.If you take out $50k for the down payment on the second house, you can always tap into the remaining equity in the future, but doing so later could result in additional fees, as you’d likely need to refinance or apply for a second HELOC.

I know two people paying $10,000 a year for coaching (not Jaren's program) and neither of them have made any offers on any properties almost a year later. 

This is why 90% of attempted fsbos don't sell and end up listing with an agent later on.

The industry found better ways to make pop cans aluminum versus metal, recycling became more common and 35 years later, you don't hear about this anymore.

You'll be better served by just setting cash aside earning 5% and looking to refinance later on.

If you're already in the accredited investor club, well, then I'd say it might be time to consider moving away from those individual rentals and leaning more into syndications and private placements.Anyway, if your net worth is north of half a mil, or even a million, then you might want to hop on the LP train sooner rather than later.

It is a slower way to get started, but 7 years later I am doing well.

Later I called an HVAC guy for estimate and he said to install central AC it would cost about 3500 - 4000$.

later.

The return on investment will come a bit later down the line as you free up your time, focusing on higher leverage activity and having all these extra qualified leads coming in.