Another approach could be a variation of the BRRRR where you refinance at a later date when we are expecting rates to decline based on the information published by the FED.

Just look at how that worked out for OJ Simpson in the civil trial and subsequent judgment as a concrete example.ps...

If the floor has pet stains, handle it Nicole Curtis style and stain it dark and the dark spots will just look like a variation in the stain.Check the sub-floor.

You have heard the phrase (or some variation) don’t get financial advice from your broke uncle.

In CA if the tenant asks for a trial, you usually are in court within 30-45 days.

Our insurance settled, it never even went to trial. 

It's about $40/month, but the good news is that there is a free 7-day trial which will provide numerous addresses (for my city there are hundreds) to explore further.

Appreciation => Speculation, variation, marketing fluctuations and uncontrollable.Cash Flow => dripping faucet, straight into your bank account, month in, month out.I bought in '97 a cash flow with a DSCR of 1.15 on a MFU 6-unit (squeaked in). 

I've observed a lot of variation in pricing, sometimes even from the same seller.

As an aspiring agent and investor, should I expect more lessons like this to occur via trial and error?