My husband and I have a rental that is cash flowing $525/month and I’m thinking that if we refinance to pull equity out (we rehabbed it prior to renting it out), wouldn’t the mortgage payment go up and therefore we would lose part or all of our cash flow?

That can be done in only three ways. (1) The person who lost it at the tax sale (or all of their heirs) tell you they have no intention of ever redeeming and the property is abandoned.

That can be done in only three ways. (1) The person who lost it at the tax sale (or all of their heirs) tell you they have no intention of ever redeeming and the property is abandoned.

No..... or ALL landlords would be doing it.....

If you can do most or all of the work after the structure is stable and safe maybe there is no need for a loan.

When he attend college, I want to buy a house for him in his name so he can house hack to pay a large % (or all) of the mortgage.Risk metric (low / med / high): Risk is defined as ‘possibility of a financial loss’ and for the COAs below is estimated to be that taking on more debt (even though RE debt can be thought as good) as more debt = more risk.

( all these items  affect  pricing ) ......I would ask if these  can be reduced / removed Admin Fee: 150Processing Fee 575Underwriting Fee $795you also might ask your loan officer if you can increase the rate in order to  get a  lender credit towards soem or all of these costs 

Once again, there are exact parts, and (sometimes) generic parts.If you don't feel comfortable doing any or all of this, an HVAC tech knows how to do all of it.

I would prepare for the need to do a bridge loan on some (the vacant or units needing repair) or all of the pool to assure that you complete the transaction.

Is it best to have an LLC for each individual property or all under one LLC?