That $100k is not part of the original investment.So the question is, what is the return on 2 houses for the initial capital investment into the first house (not including the equity you extracted).

I recently started using NoRecibo app, I can take pictures of the receipts or forward my email receipts and it automatically extracts the data for you.

"Remediation" companies charge THOUSANDS per DAY for major water extraction and cleanups.

At the end of the day, it's their property and they can do whatever they see fit to extract the best price for the property possible. 

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Upon stabilization I will look into refinancing opportunities to extract 100% of my invested capital.

Essentially, I believe an asset should cash flow day one, and have appreciation for me to extract within a few years.

An appraiser would try to find both sale and rent comps that have similar obsolesce to extract the data.  

Since I put 5% down payment and $15,000 of my own money into the deal and it's been about 6 months since we purchased, I wanted to see if we could move PMI and extract some of the equity. 

It is certainly our policy to try to assure any attendee will, in fact, extract enough benefit from what we teach to more than justify what we charge.I reiterate my earlier post.