You may also need to pay for internet when vacant so smartlock can access wi-fi.

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and 2nd in multi-family do you see trouble ahead for all these Floating Rate 2yr/3yr loans taken out at historic low cap rates in 20-22, that may require big cash injections to re-fi?   

Recently, while I was updating the Wi-Fi in one of our units, I noticed the sound of water running in a pipe behind the wall.

:My main goal is to create more cash flow, so if you were in my shoes, would you try for the 3rd deal using a cash out re-fi on either of my two current rentals, if that that 3rd deal's numbers look like this? 

Listen to people from Cali to go OOS, talk to folks like @Becca FI would recommend doing your diligence on where & who, and be mindful of folks with something to sell versus something for you to gain. 

As I was mentioned in this thread I did have long conversation with Robert and he sent me a mountain of back up on his research and cost analysis which to me at first blush look in line with what I am used to seeing in less expensive markets..When I was building infill in Charleston SC I would wonder out to suburbs where DR was building and I could not even build the homes for what they were retailing them for..

So seeing as there has been several posts about providing WiFi reliably across a large home or duplex, I figured I would post this deal that starts today at Costco.https://www.costco.com/tp-link-deco-axe5300-wi-fi-6e-tri-ban...Costco is selling the TP-Link AXE5300 Deco mesh system for $269.99.I have these in our primary home.

No one if you are referring to true internet issues: an issue that is outside of your property, such as ESPN is down.I suspect you are referring to wi-fi issues, not internet issues.

I want to own my first residential/multi property, but was wondering how I can do this if I do not stay down where I attend school (Columbia, SC). I