None of which you can extract.

Parking: Garage of length.Building 1 ( I guess building 2,3,4 is the same and they were all built equal time )Year built: 1992Foundation: CrawlspaceFrame: WoodFloors: WoodExterior: WoodRoofing: Concrete tilesWindow type: 3-glassVentilation: Mechanical supply and extract with heat recoveryWater / Waste: Private water, deep drilled well., Onsite wastewater treatment, 3-chamberHeating: Exhaust air heat pump and fireplace in each apartmentCommunications: Good bus connections.Environment / Nature: Lakeside!.

Hi Clayton,One way to extract capital with little taxable consequence is to take a mortgage or HELOC against your condo.

Richard Marshall You can refi prior to the 6 months but you can only extract up to the purchase price.

If they bid up the property not understanding how to later extract the most rent out of it long term then they will lose $$.  

I try and list my rehabs for 3 to 6 months first to see if I can extract a $10k profit first.

Before you hit that wall, try at lease one cash-out refi to extract that equity for liquid future operations. 

., perhaps mix some wholesaling in there as opportunity arises, particularly if you can spend a little money on marketing.Later you can refinance the rentals to extract cash for more purchases.

If you have significant other assets, perhaps THOSE assets should be in another entity.And last but not least, the PA Dept of Revenue is aggressive in auditing transfer taxes, and there have been cases where they have prevailed in extracting 2% transfer tax on self to self deed transfers when there is an LLC or trust involved.

Sharpen your skill set & you will have many more ways to extract profit without paying for hard money.Hard money is difficult to sustain long term on an income property.