They choose them randomly to inject into other articles.

I can’t seem to find many off market deals , and the ones listed return average 4-5% on your money with somewhat conservative underwriting ( 45% operating expense ) what should I do , or how do I find good deals , I own 6 mixed use properties and have resources to fund myself , just can’t find any good deals worth injecting 300-500k and making 12-20% CoC .

But with unemployment at 4.4% and rising and the government injecting more than $2 Trillion into the economy now, and having been through this once before, we’re sitting tight until the dust settles.

Then after the home is renovated and rented apply for a cash out refinance to get my cash injection out of the home?

I want to convert cash to equity because I feel inflation will rise due to trillions of stimulus dollars being injected into the economy. 2.

You can also pick up sound dampening padding on amazon fairly cheap, you can install this in the ceiling on the underside of the floor boards. you just have to get something in there to deaden the sound, otherwise think of the ceiling as a drum and when someone walks on the floor it is chambering the sound and releasing it to the downstairs, same can be said for the TV and radio, it is just injecting that drum with sound and it has to go somewhere.I hope this helps,Nick

So there will be a tipping point where forbearance will not be permitted and assets will need to be sold to recoup funds and re-injected into the system. 

Purchase price: $38,000 Cash invested: $15,000 First property, I live in the 2 bedroom 1.5 bath house, there is a detached garage with loft style apartment that I plan on short-term renting as I continue to inject forced appreciation into the property and drive down the mortgage to increase equity before I resell.

So much so, that I found 2 properties that (I believe) would have been solid deals but I needed to inject more capital than I have at this moment.

My only other thought is that the massive amounts of Fed money injected into the economy along with ever lowering interest rates may start another real estate feeding frenzy.