Do you plan to stay in the property when you aren't allowed to rent it? 

The 'valuations' of assets will follow the quantity of capital in the system, dominated by..the US deficit.

They aren't W2 employees as we are commission based so, how much does the LLC provide them with protection?

Also, these aren't problems that need fixed.

I haven't built my war chest of funds yet to keep in reserve, so those first properties probably aren't going to cash flow heavily (especially since everything is more expensive with the last year or two of inflation).

My concern is that there aren't a ton of outside reviews (i.e. those not on the PropertyOnion website), but I don't think the tool has been available for very long (or at least I haven't come across it until recently), so this would explain a lot. 

I advise clients to do the same when they are starting out so they don't get this feeling of FOMO for deals they aren't doing

I would disagree with number 2 - in this environment, heavy rate buydowns are a common tool in the toolkit for lenders and borrowers to make deals work and are in no way indicative of "not being well-capitalized"That’s a fair point in regards to doing a buy down, we see that quite often but we roll the buy down into the loan so those aren’t paid at closing, thus not costing the borrower funds out of pocket at the time of purchase or refinance. 

It’s priced below value, but people aren’t fond of the area, low walkability score, near a bus stop, etc.I’m nearing the end of a hard money loan and I’m wondering if it’s possible to do a cash out refinance on a HARD MONEY loan.

It is amazing to have a place to supplement that space so you aren’t so hard pressed to get another property when the numbers aren’t right.