If you are a large enough operation where you have employees then it makes sense.

If you plan to hold the property long-term, it might make more sense to pay a higher fee for a lower rate.

I am at the phase now where I need help/coaching analyzing deals to ensure the numbers make sense with decent ROI, CoCROI.

Doing a deal like this makes sense to myself as an investor if I were to do it with 0% of my own money down and if it was structured and laid out for me.

Front Yard First: Since curb appeal is critical for renters, focusing on sod in the front makes sense.

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If you're unsure, talking to local property managers or even prospective tenants can give you a clearer sense of whether a property will rent quickly.Best of luck with your first investment!

With a free and clear rental property and a solid equity position, you're well-positioned to leverage that equity effectively.Evaluating Your OptionsCash-Out Refinance:Given that you want to maintain a conservative leverage ratio of 50%, pulling out $110,000 from your property makes sense.

I enjoyed reading your post and the sense of newness and freshness of the start of your journey.

I once had a client in a similar position, and we broke it down together to see what made the most sense for him;l especially considering his W2 income and the current interest rate environment.