Other advantages include value add, tax benefits, capability to legally avoid paying taxes on extracted money, and ideally cash flow.  

If I had not extracted cash from them, I would put their cash flow up against every cheap OOS market.  

Your wealth is accelerated as you property appreciates and gets paid down and you extract that equity to reinvest.

If you go out and do a HELOC or a cash out refi or something you can extract some of that - but probably at a very expensive price with rates where they are at - to the point you would likely say it isn't worth it.  

The Amex was also denied on the Gold website F&G recommends.Let me know if anyone has any success extracting cash from these cards (especially the AMEX one).

First roughly $1,000 net cashflow a month, then after refinancing ~$450 net passive income a month plus extracting around $44,000 out of it.

First roughly $1,000 net cashflow a month, then after refinancing ~$450 net passive income a month plus extracting around $44,000 out of it.

Wondering if anyone has experience extracting information from PDFs of Tax Delinquencies / Code Violations.It is really tedious to copy the information out, and trying to find the properties and owner information manually.What sort of tools do you use?

Acquire properties in trouble at a reduced price, make repairs, rent them out, and then refinance to extract equity for the following venture.3.

If you still don't have income once the rehab is complete, you'll most likely have to go NonQM (such as a DSCR loan) for permanent financing to extract your capital and payoff your rehab loans/financing.