We will pay off some reno costs, and look for an investment in the better area, restart the depreciation and press on.  

I personally believe given the relation to supply and demand, that slight rate increases will INCREASE not slow volume, and press prices more sharply up, as a motivator to action.

A good amount of guests book houses to cook instead of going out and they always seem to mention in reviews how well stocked our kitchens are with tons of fresh spices, oils, pots/pans, French coffee press, coffee grinder, all the cooking pans/pots/tools, etc.  

I had the pleasure of meeting both Bruce and Aaron this past week and some of their staff and I can tell you that, as is stated on this thread, you would be hard pressed to find someone with a negative view of them or their programs.

However, I've been hard-pressed to ever take any factual information from any of the books or CD's that I've read/heard by RDPD.

I called/visited dozens of local banks and am still looking for the first yes but I didn't want to press people if this is something that is kept tight to the hip for many investors.

@Jay Hinrichs  you are totally on point on that one "AGAIN" , yes 3/2 is an ideal situation surely but if the neighborhood has 3/1s, it could be reasonable.I think I have bigger issues....I still dont have CapEx in my proforma above, which im now including @ 5% and my deal gets more worse plus Joy highlights the "fact" that one is hard pressed to find many $950 3/1s in the area.Painful yet eye opening lessons here! 

When pressed you will eventually have to say no. 

@Chris Martin, no we decided to press pause for now.

Hi @Daijuan Davis SrYou can take $60k and make a turnkey property, but you'll be hard-pressed to find a $60k turnkey property in Milwaukee.