But I wouldn't worry too much, I doubt you are capturing that many SFR investors to do Cost Seg studies for them for $2500 a piece.

I think you have to have several strategies/channels going consistently.

But once its sold, its certainly not making you any more money.You'll get a more favorable rate by doing a reduced leverage refinance, but almost every lender will put some kind of a prepayment penalty on there (usually ranging 3-5 years), so you won't be able to really "pull" from the equity consistently without incurring some financial implications, so it really does depend on what you are looking to do next.

Consistent content is what wins.

The rentals will sit on the market for longer than expected and capturing the actual rent you want is harder than it used to be...

It helps build momentum and keeps you consistent, and you can learn on the way.

Hi Arch,It sounds like your existing Seattle/Eastside properties are bringing in some great cashflow, and you have tons of equity captured in those properties.

Targeting LPs interested in low-risk and consistent Cash On Cash Return, not focusing on high IRR.4.

The core 4 consists of a realtor, contractor, property manager, and a lender.

How do I capture and lock in the best terms?