Here are some scenarios that I can think of:1) Use the extra money from the rent to get to 20% equity and eliminate PMI.

Your title insurance company's title officer will examine your available documents and notify you in their preliminary report what exceptions to title are listed and what they require to eliminate each exception. 

Eliminate the rotten ones.

Cash flow is hit very hard starting with year two.2 - In order to eliminate the interest rate increase, you have to payoff the C.C. within the first year. 

However, FHA has sustainability rules which pretty much eliminates it as an option in the local market for anything with higher unit count than a duplex.So why invest in San Diego?

So basically refinancing from an owner-occupied loan to another owner-occupied loan (conventional), giving me the ability to eliminate PMI once I reach 22% equity + capture more equity from the cash out refinance.

I rent out 4 of the 5 bedrooms here and live in the 5th.Lets say I want to go get an apartment/studio in order to increase my productivity and eliminate distractions, and rent out my 5th bedroom.Let's say I want to sell the house at any time within the following 24 months.The 2 out of 5 year rule still applies right? 

@Henry ClarkBy building that size of unit we essentially are eliminating many deals that essentially are “too small” for our investment group so we also make a significant income from selling to clients deals that just don’t meet our return on time requirements but still high cash on cash and high cap rates.

A 203k contractor does not get money upfront and gets paid in four draws, after the work is done, so they have to front the money for the job which eliminates most regular contractors.

She thought that COVID would be eliminated by now.