You can RSVP here (an account is required) or simply show up - but registering would be helpful so we can plan accordingly with printed materials: http://www.meetup.com/Networth-Investors/events/22...Light refreshments will be served - please note that Somerville is mostly resident parking, so be sure to give yourself some extra time if you're driving in, try to carpool, or take the T.  

If not, and the neighborhood supports it, I'd fix that and then do a complete refresh and see if you can rent it at a higher amount.

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However, if you're thinking someone else will care more about protecting your money than you do, then it's time for a refresher course on human nature. 

Maybe you have to refresh the page.

I know I am suppose to network, and e-mail them to refresh their memories of me, but I am just having a hard time trying to visualize a scenario on how I would use their services, as I have no experience of being a landlord yet.Thanks in advance- Alain

Although I will have PM in place to handle the property, the turnaround, the evictions and the refreshing you HAVE to do every time a tenant leaves are a headache and a cost that comes more often with C class tenants.

In this case they have a ton of great relationships with contractors who are constantly performing interior refreshes (kitchens, bathrooms, floors, paint etc.) which is usually the rehabs I’m targeting.

The refresher on the 50% rule led us to re-evaluate our strategy based on our reply.

If I take cash-out refinance (e.g. 80% of equity) for this house so that I can use that money in some other investment, would it result in same (or simlar) tax benefit as like I have a refresh mortage on this house?