With rentals - it's cash flow every month for as long as you own it (presuming you find a good rental that cash flows - which isn't the easiest thing in today's market.)Know that you are coming into a high market - both real estate and money are expensive right now.  

Some "dude" just saw that other grey walls, white shaker cabinets, and a white-washed style LVP sold down the street and so that is the easiest way to make a buck.  

I'll be the easiest investment you've ever made!!!

They are the easiest to locate in the easiest to sell, and they have the largest market of possible buyers. 

This includes:Welcome gifts**: Local snacks or a bottle of wine. 

I supposed I was being a bit ambitious but also knew a property manager would probably be the easiest way to handle it.  

@Erik B.The easiest way would be to sell and roll the equity into the next deal, a bigger one than you have right now.Refi is probably out of the question.

You could being offering gift cards to get more reviews.

Our ultimate goal is to flip enough homes to gift a home to a disabled veteran once a year, while also padding our retirement fund.  

@Marc Shin - Probably a national bank like bank of america where they have branches everywhere is easiest if you are trying to keep it simple.