These properties have never been so high, so should cushion some if and when I do decide to seal some years down the road.

After installing vinyl plank flooring on the 2nd floor, we realized that the included underlayment doesn't provide enough cushion and a lot of foot impact noise is heard down on the 1st floor.

But I was able to make it happen with 15% down on the second "investment" property but I kept some cash cushion for repairs.

I’ve been contemplating throwing in 500 a month out of it into etf’s while leaving a couple thousand for cushion just in case.

You can have some trouble with the property as everyone always does and in this case you will have much cushion to so you still come out with a profit your happy about.

I would buy them out if you are getting a significant discount based on the ARV and will have a cushion if you include the rehab.

You can have some trouble with the property as everyone always does and in this case you will have much cushion to so you still come out with a profit your happy about.

You can have some trouble with the property as everyone always does and in this case you will have much cushion to so you still come out with a profit your happy about.

Or vice versa, if you can make it earn a higher return elsewhere, take advantage of it.If I was you, I would only take money out to either give me a cushion (if I didn't have one already) and or if I could leverage it elsewhere to make more money. 

Always cushion with additional reserves for extended holding costs.