@Kenneth JohnsonYou are at a starting point that many investors can relate to.

Hello, personally, if it was me in your situation, I would not trade the low interest rates you currently have by cashing out the relatively smaller equity you have in your current properties for a much higher interest rate.

Hello @Nevin WilkieThis post is aged a couple of weeks but I hate it when misinformation is given so thought I would clarify a few things based on some of the replies I saw. #1. 

If you’re considering turning it into a rental, once the renovation is done, you can switch to a landlord insurance policy that covers both the property and any liability related to tenants.

--> $50K minimum investment, with at $10K SWAN account to cover expenses related to the purchase of ONE property, including ongoing maintenance while the property is rented for a 4-5 year term. 

Looks like you’re relatively young.  

If it's related to the work he did, he won't charge us.In the same text, she showed a picture of her tub hardware, which has come apart from the ceiling support. 

I'm relatively new to the BiggerPockets online community, even though I've been a podcast fan for years.

You just want an overview of the age of the units and upkeep.

His suggestion was to wholesale it because he believed that for the purchase price of $90K, it'd be a relatively safe bet with a good margin.So, my question is: How do I get cash buyers or "buyers lists"?