.* My insurance carrier does not accept escrow payments, so I would need a solution that wouldn't require escrow or something creative with the escrow.Property Details:Duplex located in Wisconsin (city of approximately 9,000 people)Purchase date:  05/10/2024Purchase Price:  $85,000Rehab:  $31,000ARV:  $140,000 (still need to have appraisal completed - this is based off of my comps)Projected rent:  $1,450 / month (just listed so no leases yet. 

If not, let this be the opportunity to add that =)Our policy gives a full refund if they inform us at least 30 days before their check out date if they want to move out early.

Although, I have zero unsatisfied customers to date.  

They pay X amount, maybe $350 to hold off the eviction until X date.   

. $5,000 net after taxes and insurance Internet is responsible for maintenance.Down payment: 30kValue: $725k +Current loan: $440kI just wanna pull $50-$75,000 of equity out of the property without being killed on a really high interest rate.

However, he gives you all the real-estate-feel-good info that you can get from biggerpockets and the internet or a book or two for the low little price of $10,000 of your hard earned money (that is better spent on an FHA loan as a down payment on your first owner-occupy multi).

The internet books Morby the sub 2 guys the market for this is quite thin."

Quote from @Nate Herndon:Does the 6 month seasoning start from purchase date or COE?

If you're spending money on internet leads, the game changes dramatically.

If so, make sure agreement is in writing, signed by both parties, specifies new end date and ensures any existing security deposit will still be dealt with properly per landlord/tenant laws, and I'd also ask for a partial payment to be issued at signing to make obtaining his new place easier.