Not worth the risk of accidentally buying McDonalds with it.

Like a Keurig PLUS a regular Mr Coffee....at one place we have a French Press and a pour over as well.

I'd love to be on the opposite side of that.One thing I heard from a real estate agent is that some of those guys have already pressed the button but are going strictly off-market to prevent people knowing their selling publicly and to cause that glut. 

Once the property is occupied, the minimum should be all you need because it's enough to cover accidental injuries.

I have sometimes however made the mistake of accidentally advertising on this platform without a pro membership, which has gotten posts removed. 

I've accidentally enabled my brother into believing that he can invest with me, not work, and make an impressive ROI.

I should have rehabbed more....there are still some maintenance issues that I wish I took care of....it didn't set out to be a BRRR I think I accidentally made that happen.

If there was another avenue, like just buying the other property with a regular real estate  loan, that would be a way better move, because you were taking backward steps on quite a few other items to try to make the purchase. if you do decide to press forward, you would most likely want to do an arm loan right now, with anticipation that you will refinance the loan in 3 to 5 years when interest rates hopefully come down.

Accidentally, I own 1 rental property and I like the income it provides.

If it's mixed in with your deposits and reserve funds, you may accidentally spend money you shouldn't have.