The majority, especially those managing single family, extract money from owners by overcharging for maintenance and don’t care about finding high quality tenants for investors.  

With the exception of one tenant, all tenants are on multi-year leases.The new building valueThe new tenants income combined with the lease adjustments and rent escalations added close to $90k in new revenues from the time I made my offer to purchase.An appraisal requested recently valued the building at roughly $2.1M, which is $750k above the purchase price.However, I’m not yet done as there is still plenty of value to be extracted from this building.

Even those with value adds, if refinanced to extract the value added, are negative cash flow.syndications are easy. 

Trying to extract it to use in Real Estate is too costly in my opinion to make sense.

How might I go about extracting some of that equity from those to finance a fourth?

If you tell them that by mistake they might attach a pre-payment penalty when originating to the loan to extract more money from an early payoff.

It's easy enough to extract off your texts to a file but can you prove that was actually written?

Also what you should know about appreciation and cash flow market.Appreciation market is typically having 1:1 to 1:2 supply-to-demand ratio.Cash Flow mrket is typically having 1:15 to 1:30 supply to demand ratio.You can extract this kind of data from raw MLS listing itself.

In the county website I have the taxable market value and millage rate, how do I extract from that the amount of school tax and sewage tax (and any other tax) I need to pay?

Each property is on a 15 year note with a traditional loan and they cash flow around $200/mo for each unit.I was planning to pull my equity out and repeat the process, but my lender said that I cannot extract the equity until the properties have "seasoned".