I'm not sure what's up with these push over parents trying to load up their kids with a RE portfolio or millions of dollars so they can buy a GTR and play video games all day. 

As a fiduciary, the limited/managed risk actually limits their options.I THINK at least a fee based advisor won't be "pushing" in certain securities/funds that (s)/he gets a commission. 

The irony is, the more S8 housing that's concentrated in an area, the less likely that spot is to turnover to homeowners and push prices higher.This is something I keep in mind when placing S8 tenants. 

During the draw request process, it can take several business days (sometimes a week) for the draw to hit your bank account depending on how much they push back.

I can " push a button" and get 20 deals. 

As rates drop further and the spring/summer selling season will push values higher. 

3rd federal savings and loan might do it they are based in OH however I think they want to be first loan holder so it would need to be paid paid off free and clear also I was told they have a heloc that they will pay a portion or all of the closeing cost I used them on my prime residence vary good rates however the rep I worked with was very vary slow with responding and pushing things along good luck I will be doing this same thing on 2 rentals soon so be sure and post what you figured out thanks

I'm still pushing for this type of deal except my partner is not interested in the BRRR strategy, he wants to keep the cash flow coming in (since he has bucks one money coming in).

If you've had them for years then your capital gains tax should be 15% unless you are over the income limit that pushes you into a 20% capital gains rate.

I invest and help others invest in Cedar Rapids, Iowa and know a couple neighborhoods where the tax assessed value is lower than other neighborhoods (same house), but just have a poor stigma/border thriving neighborhoods, so the spill over is and will continue to push into these neighborhoods.#4 You can take this questions 2 ways.