Gross rent is $1750 for all three units, and it has an unfinished basement that is plumbed and can eventually be converted to a fourth unit.

I have been DIY fixing the entire place and want to do a cash out refinance in the first quarter of the new year, however I have ran out of Capital to complete the project.

If you go driving once a quarter and set up a follow up cycle you will never need to go to someone else again and your profits will be far higher because you aren't paying middleman fees.)

We have an investors meeting on the fourth Thursday of every month at Keiser University.

I guess I was not quite aware of the quarterly RMLS/Sentry lock fees and ridiculous annual REALTOR and local association dues.If I decide not to pay these, what are the consequences other than losing my license?

We use a quarterly maintenance company to manage the physical aspect of our properties.

.- All assets are removed from your name which will normalize your FICO credit score-They will require quarterly updates on your books-5-10 year balloon is the norm but expect prepayment penalties- Lender holds 3 months of reserves Here was my breakdown when first exploring this: https://www.biggerpockets.com/...Properties 20+: PLAY WITH THE BIG BOYS:Flush with cash after the cash refinance and hopefully additional capital the number one priority is acquiring properties.

Were also moving to the Denver area from California ideally by the end of this quarter, and the CA home will be sold and used for the new home.Here's the dilemma.After the house in CA is sold, we figure we will walk with a minimum of 800k with a more realistic number around 900k.

Investors bought 11% of the inventory sold in 3rd quarter of 2020 and 18% in 2021.

All the national brokers and big property management software companies post quarterly cap rate surveys and reports.