By actively engaging in the industry itself, I aim to eventually channel these earnings into my investment pursuits.It's not uncommon to encounter this dilemma during one's career journey.

That means more of that payment is going back into your pocket long-term in the form of equity in your home.A great reason to refinance is likely the most uncommon, but possibly the most profitable option of all.

It is NOT uncommon for the actual financials to be withheld until you are in the insepction period of the transaction. 

Luckily the title company and Tyler both had experience dealing with this type of issue and reassured me that it’s not uncommon and typically simple to resolve, it’s just a matter of time.Next StagesFor those familiar with the BRRRR strategy, you realize I still have quite a few more steps to complete before I can say this was successful deal.

That said, $100K isn't uncommon and some Syndicators will drop to $25K, most often if the deal is open to non-accredited/sophisticated investors.

It's certainly not uncommon to see some tenant turnover when a new owner comes in, so you've got a bit of a head start on the project with some vacancies.If you decide to move forward with it, use the closing/due diligence period to get contractors lined up and scheduled.

Aside from those two, it is not uncommon to ask for a residential service contract (home warranty) on single family this cost is between 400-565.

@Armand DufraneHey Armand, I would recommend the Tampa Bay area for a lot of different reasons - but in general because it offers:-high growth and appreciation projections-two cities with many attractions and visitors-mild seasonality, more stable income-good cash flow, low acquisition cost generally-exit strategies: not too uncommon to be able to buy a SFR and it still able to cash flow day 1 as a LTR.There tend to be two sweet spots: sub $350k and the lux space (over $800k typically) that cash flow well here.

* Portfolio loans often require less than 20% down payment, and 90% LTV is not uncommon

It's not uncommon to see properties that are 70% off of their highs from a couple of years ago...and those are the asking prices.