They have to tie into a 220 power source , not a 110 .

Quote from @Chris Seveney: @Jaquon MillerDepends on your long term goals but based on what you wrote, I would strongly consider refinancing Thinking about it but hoping that rates don’t get cut soon after.

What'd you freaks think of what Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said about a potential rate cut in September?

If the fed cut rates next month it's possible some of this capital will become more active, although tough to say.

As such, a lot of investor's capital is tied up, and not available to redeploy.

I have been receiving letters informing me that my "VA guaranteed loan has been tagged for inclusion in our VA IRRRL program".I called the number on one of the letters (I've received many), and the call cut out shortly after speaking with someone, so it seems a little sketchy.

Other times, capital is tied up (like 1031 funds or from a previous sale or expected bonus, or timing for w2 to season or 1099 self employed to season..) for a few months.

We have now cut our liquid capitol in half.  

The only way I see this being possible is if I become a PM, collect all fees, take my cut, then redistribute to the owner.

going to depend on age of house how extensive updates, etc, etc, etc, there is no short cut number that will work