Now I am at the harvest stage refinancing those apartment complexes in for tons of cash back (tax free again) on brand new incredible Freddie 3 years interest only, 10 year terms between 3.5%-4% fixed NON-RECOURSE loans.  

Bottom line: Simply pit one group against another to sow seeds of class envy hopefully in an effort to reap the harvest of people's very worst inclinations to harbor resentment at those who are perceived to have more than they do.

Just thought this might be interesting to review for those that are interested in North Alabama (Huntsville, Madison, Harvest, etc).

By dated, do you mean it needs new paint & carpet, or are the bathrooms pink/baby blue and the kitchen cabinets falling apart?

In the progress of weeding/ harvesting equity from duplexes which are good- but not great cash flowersGoal 3: Create $500,000 of equity from forced appreciation.   

It took me 2 days to repair a towel rod due to the crazy pink tile and backer board but I'm not a pro at home repairs myself.

(in other words there is a gamble to it).Will it bring more rent--probably not--unless it's dated (pink tile, 1950's sink, 1980's cabinets, etc...)Here are some pics of bathrooms from Apartment complexes.

Above everything I have already stated, it's also home to The Ohio state university, headquarters for L-brands (Bath and Body Works, victoria secret, and Pink), White castle, Wendys, and the new Chipotle headquarters is being finished up downtown.  

Most successful investors I follow seem to promote a refinance event every five or so years to harvest the equity and build their portfolio.

It went from pink to a crisp white and was beautiful.Though some will say that you can do it yourself, I don’t recommend it.