Nerd wallet recommended One Finance Bank, since they have a high savings interest rate.

It's a 5-unit that we bought 6 months ago for $299,000, put $50,000 into it (new floors, countertops, painted cabinets, new hardware, painted exterior, bought coin-op laundry machines), increased the rents dramatically, added pets fees, and now we plan to pull all of our money back out so we can rinse and repeat.   

Simple things like paint, light fixtures, new fence, land scaping, paint cabinets with new hardware.

Now, I get to put $75,000 in my wallet.2nd CHOICE: I can keep the $100,000 in my business account and buy some office equipment for $25,000.

The seller is willing to sell the house to 260k its 4/3, house built in 2006, hardware floors, granite counters, beautiful home, IN Grandview, Mo.Comps show 290,00 so I have equity built in.

We are upgrading all the counters to granite, painting cabinets, carpet to LVP, hardware from a basic brass to a matte black with copper finish, putting in ceiling fans etc.

Risk is part of real estate investing, and sometimes the best looking deals end up being terrible decisions that injure our wallets and our pride.That said, the other side of your dilemma is the dream house.

My heart and wallet are bleeding but I know it's for the best. 

They make most of their money from the future sale of their products, although I'm sure they make a bit off the hardware and training, as well. 

-Some quick-sellers use cheap hardware material only to maintain the outlook.This being said, you’ll have to do the rehab on your own so it may suit your personal branding.