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Since I have been on the list, it has barely moved and there are many other owners ahead of me so I doubt I would be able to lease it anytime soon.I currently have no need or desire to move but with all the talk about the market being at the peak, I am very conflicted if I should try to sell it for as high as I can and easily walk away with $150k or do a refi to get a lower interest rate and pull out what I can in equity.

I guarantee they will help you succeed and push you to do the best you can in this game. 

A PM is so important to OOS success, I am trying to identify the best one or 2 I can in the country, then invest in their market. 

@Josiah Sia Welcome to BP...I literally felt myself looking in the mirror reading your post .IT mgr, SA area, looking to pursue REI to fast track financial freedom...all of it.I’ve been around BP for a little over a month and consuming content like the fat kid at the buffet.

Wholesaling requires a great buyers list, fantastic deals that have enough fat in them to make money on the wholesale and have enough for the investor.  

Of course, it depends on what your goals are, but generally people fall into one of two categories:growth modeefficiency mode (trim the fat, 80/20 rule, etc)If you are in growth mode, you'd probably get about a $176k loan (80% LTV) and have $55k to play with. 

But that was me, YMMV if you have a fat w2.

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If I can, in what section do I have to report that?