Hope things improve moving forward for you and in the grand scheme of things, $2600 loss I would just chalk up to a lessons learned and one you can continue to teach others about in the future.

There needs to be some improvements to the forums - the organization is particularly bad, I find.

You improve the property considerably then miss a payment... boom... deed recorded and you've been robbed of your equity.

I found a 10 year loan term with light stream, but was hoping to get something in the 15-20 year range to improve cash flow.Thanks.

Prices seemed to have bottomed out post pandemic though as we’ve had stability in pricing for a while now and are beginning to slowly see improvements again.

We get houses that already have a tenant and we make improvements at that time. 

Can you improve the property to raise rents? 

This doesn't make sense because there are so may costs to refinancing a property that, when you do the math, depending on how much your property is actually worth, the monthly improvement in cashflow does not substantiate the costs to refinance. 

Putting 40% down and taking on less leverage improves your cash flow and protects you with equity.

Though his gross income has improved substantially on paper from the horror 2020 days I’d still say he’s at 25% DTI front end.