That was incredibly insightful. 

I am able to cash flow about $1500 a month on this prop at the moment.

What are your thoughts considering I could increase rents and wait for rates to drop and when that happens refinance again and realize much bigger profits It sounds like you have a solid portfolio of properties that are generating good cash flow for you at the moment.

Very few vacant.4) Tenants employed and pay rent online.5) Consistent and stable sales prices.Just to name a few.Also, sub $100,000 properties need volume to work.10+ properties in your portfolio as the likelihood of 1 or 2 being vacant at any given moment is high.Been plugging away at this game since 2012 and lost my A$$ in the ghetto of Rochester buying sub $50,000 and also bought A class condo's in Chicago North of $500,000 which was a breeze but return was 3%.1,000 flips later I guess I could call myself a veteran 🙈Wishing you well

At the moment we have a tenant who is being quite difficult... communication completely eradicated.

I am a sponge so any information is good information at the moment so I can learn.

Kattie Ninkovik with Keller Williams out of New Berlin, WI was a great agent and Kevin from Stampfli Mortgage out of Madison, WI went way above and beyond as well as incredible communication throughout the entire experience.

There were enough moments when I wished I could have been local even then, and "local" took a 20 hour plane ride. 

This may be a dumb question but I recently finished my first BRRRR and am refinancing at the moment.

Apologies for the long post, but I am just incredibly excited to start this new part of my life.Thanks,Dan