Hello, esteemed community members.

Dear esteemed members of the BP forum,After conducting thorough research, I have come across a property that has captured my keen interest.

Growing up there was a point when I had low self-esteem and I really cared about what people thought about me - I was seriously named 'most likely to be nervous' in my senior yearbook.

In my experience a meaningful/fulfilling life is a lot about growth and transformation so if you're not pushing yourself, you may be more "comfortable" but it's the kind of "slowly dying" comfortable that doesn't give you opportunity to grow your self-esteem, capacity or abilities.

I too hold my name in high esteem.

That's a winning deal using HML, because the property was still going to hit the monthly cash flow minimums and the CoC return threshold.As for friends and family thinking you're crazy...it's a large and esteemed club you have joined.  

Esteemed BP readers,I recently posted my first question and was happy to read everyone's posts, thank you very much :)My question has to do with a potential cash out refinance on a 4 unit building in Los Angeles. 

Brand new to REI and looking to build an REI network in the greater Tucson, AZ area before playing first hand.....have liquid and lines available.About us:My wife and I bought our 1st house as a short sale resulting in instant equity......then the wheels started turning…..Before dumping all of our investment capital into a $75K guru bootcamp (but after their $2K pitch), we began listening to the BP podcasts and have decided to enter the realm of real estate investing in July of this year and are slated for our AZDRE Sales Licenses by the end of Sept 2015.Wife's focus: learning local market through brokerage for commissions.My focus: identifying and executing investments for Fix & Flip and Buy & Hold (renting).More about us:Although, considered by myself, relatively young at 34, I’ve been a conceptual chef and foodservice manager for 15 years currently owning one concept outright, a percentage ownership in a foodservice retail company and a GM at a thriving restaurant in an esteemed area of Tucson.My gorgeous wife, of a few years younger than I (she wouldn’t be too happy if disclosed her exact age), has been in the service industries as a hair stylist and bartender for her entire professional career.

But he also had a self-esteem problem and kept needing positive feedback and I got sick of it.  

As a turnkey investor that intends to build a moderate (15-20 property) portfolio, I immediately hold a provider that includes a complete and conservative pro forma in high esteem.