Also, to save on legal fees, usually you talk to the initial attorney who drafts the docs with them and ask him how they will charge you to handle subsequent loans.

If you really want to agree to all his terms but build into the operating agreement a sliding equity scale.

(Which you hinted could be for your SECOND (and subsequent) (up to) 4-plex purchases, which you would move into each time, as required by FHA.

The would-be burglar did a little bit of damage ( broken multiple screen shade covers for windows, pry marks on Arcadia sliding glass doorframe and a cracked Arcadia sliding glass door). 

If you let it track your location even while the app isn't on, it'll log every drive in the app until you swipe left (personal) or slide to the right (business).

On the subsequent move-in, it reverts to the new tenant when they put the account in their name.

Following a BRRRR strategy, could I continue to pay off properties in full and subsequently refinance either through a mortgage or a HELOC, and keep buying new properties?  

Also you could talk to the bank about applying some pressure to get these things done or maybe letting them slide until the transaction is final.

Quite a few active military people use the strategy of purchasing a primary residence wherever they are stationed, then subsequently turn it into a rental when they are reassigned.

Yes, you are refinancing so that you get back all but $21k, which brings your annual return for that first property up to 3.77%.But, if that is going to be the same story for every subsequent purchase and refinance, that seems a very slow way to turn your $73.5k into REAL money!