Many will have extracted (through cash out refi) all of the post-correction equity those that bought this year are in worlds of hurt - paying tops into increasing rates.

I'm imagining a strategy where you refi upwards every year, extracting equity, and this basically causes your loan payments to keep pace with annually rising rent payments.Conservatively, suppose your lenders require 25% down/equity, and your property appreciates at 4%/year.

Some municipalities post a ton of data online which you can sort and extract for mailings.

Unfortunately, they generally have not set up the tools needed to extract the information (or they don't provide public access to them) needed.

After closing on this deal, I like to reflect and extract lessons that I’ve learnt along the way.

Nowadays, most of my business is by referral, however I do work weird lists and extract further data to create proprietary lists for my own use.

Give a pro rated invoice if you must, but when I do, I try to extract a couple of extra months to get the expiration to a month that is in my favor.

One of the best reasons to utilize self-rentals is when you are an S/C-Corp and you need to extract profit from the Corp to either avoid SE taxes or 15% dividend taxes.

@Nate Pomeroy  any updates did you ever speak with F&G about your experience with Plastiq and the challenges you had extracting the cash from the credit line?

What about extracting leads from bandit signs - wholesale the "motivated" sellers homes and list the others?