Since the leasing season for students passed there is a good chance it will be vacant until next June.

Hello I'm curious if this strategy is theoretically possible to expand super fast wealth as below:For example, I buy a rental property for $70,000 in cash and then immediately did a cash-out refinance to get $56,000 in cash (I know usually it takes 3-6 months season to cashout refi, but as long as one lender is able to do refinance it) I then use $24,000 of the $56,000 I borrow as a 20% down payment to buy a $120,000 rental property.

I'm eager to connect and collaborate with fellow enthusiasts in the California market, whether you're new like me or a seasoned pro.

The issue, of course, is that renting close to a college/university is highly seasonal in that students want housing mostly for the beginning of the fall semester. 

Second:  There are farms that sell shares of certain plots of land for a season (CSA).

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Tomorrow, a gentleman is going to speak on using retirement funds to buy real estate. 

Many lenders are requiring longer seasoning requirements, will ask for a second appraisal, and will cut value if the comps on the appraisal do not support the value of the property.

"Most" water damage claims can be fixed and closed within a few weeks or months, where a fire claim "may" take 6 months to 1 year to close out due to more extensive construction, delays in materials or labor, weather/seasonal delays, etc. 

Are you looking to rent it our annually or seasonally?