The topics are fresh and it's well produced.  

This is a breath of fresh air to say the least.  

Hey what's going on everybody , my name is curtis and im fresh into the world.

But, being the newbie I am, I am questioning how to know if a bank will approve a refinance.The property does not (on the surface, no inspection yet) need any serious rehab, mostly fresh paint and carpet here and there.The property is almost fully rented and would generate positive cash flow from day one.What other factors might play a part in whether I'm approved for refinancing?

If I can (Legally, Morally, and Ethically) profit while helping people stay in their homes, or helping them get a fresh start, I will do my best to be active in this area.  

AND get ready to deal with the city and L+I. https://business.phila.gov/Documents/Licenses/part...Also, this is the BEST place to get fresh pretzels. http://www.centercitypretzel.com/

You should be able to find someone to carpool if you want to go there and breath some fresh air and hear the waves crashing. 

If it's low equity I generally show them -Selling w an agent, paying 8 to 12 per cent in not just commissions but closing costs, sellers concessions, waiting to sell costs, like PITI and utilities, and spruce up costs like fresh paint or mild landscaping-Renting, paying a property manager, risking damage and eviction costs, lost rent-option one - Owner finance - I take over PITI and maintenance -option two - I find a lease 2 own buyer for free, 24 payments, then house mortgage is paid off, you pay insurance and maintenance Seller picks his solution If he picks option 1 or option 2, I tell him how fast I can do it, and I dictate terms, I am the solution provider

what is wrong with selling one or two to pay off as many as you can in full then start fresh with no loans. 

Do some houses need a fresh coat of paint?