If you're looking to extract more than a few grand, you're looking for too much.

I believe it's because many landlords want to passively extract money for communities and don’t want to contribute their pro-rata share towards advocating for the neighborhood.

My goal is to move out of this duplex eventually in a few years and rent the other side out to extract the most cash flow possible.

Our motivated seller leads go through a 2-step process: (1) they enter our digital funnel and fill out a form to be contacted about receiving a cash offer; (2) we then phone-screen the homeowner to extract additional information.

@Cody L.true, thats why i am being very selective on my "get done" number because i am going to essentially be sitting to see where i can extract value from.in this particular scenario, I am now living in houston so I think i would rather upgrade into a bigger house if i can get a good deal on it, or start a business that requires a little more active management but with some more upside potential.  

This has taken about a month to extract from the city and I couldn't believe it when I saw it.

So I want to EXTRACT every single year the 2% rent increase as honestly I am just keeping pace with inflation.

Makes no difference to me at the end of the day.Whereas most of the landlords on this forum are doing their level best to maximise every penny from a tenant, I'm not exactly poor, I don't need to extract every penny out of tenants.We did have a couple move out this weekend, they spent two years with us, and not only will they get all their deposit back, we will send a house warming gift also.

If they don't answer, I honestly don't have time to go through them all trying to extract this important information.

Once the new tenant is in at the higher rate, could you also refinance to extract capital for other investments?