@Neal Collins I work on Transformers. you know Autobots and deceptcons... jk Not the ones on power poles, I work on the big ones coming out of power plants.

They make powered ducts between rooms to cycle the air as an option if the rooms still need heat/ cooling.

With my conservative $40,000 dollar a year full time income and my mortgage payment of $1050 a month this leaves me with little buying power to buy a full time investment property.Some other relative info about my financial status is that I have a good to great credit score, I currently have $20,000 available to invest leaving me with a cushion in savings and because of my Airbnb income I am currently able to save about 80% of my full time job income yearly.

There is a great power in multiplication. 

@Richard Howell , in-person networking is really the most powerful way.

Anyone that has been a landlord for a while can relate.You must train your tenant in the beginning or you will get paid last if there is any money left.You more you treat being a landlord ad a business the better you will be.Ask yourself what would the power company do when someone calls with drama?

cash flow analysis I think it’s glaringly clear:1) Cash out refi - extend the term and take as much cash as you can2)  Use that to buy another MF propertyThat handles your cash flow issue (which to me is secondary unless you need the income) and will give you a little more appreciation power.  

He believes in solid companies like power, steel, etc, companies with a history of profitability and reserves in the ground figuratively or literally, depending on the industry. 

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@Daniel Suarez  There's a very real danger of electrocution in that water, so be sure that the power to the house is shut off before you go diving in.