I didn't go too in depth but if its losing cash flow its generally not a good investment.

Matt and Lore, thanks so much for the in-depth insight.

I do appreciate your in depth response. 

If you want to learn about real estate investing, buy the man lunchI’m often asked where the best place to get education is for new investors.Truthfully, some of the best seminars I’ve ever taken happened over lunch when I’ve taken out successful investors and had in-depth discussions.Here is how I prepare: before we go, I tell the investor I want to be respectful of his or her time; I ask how long they have for lunch?

The Association also has a couple of aces in hand, several units that were purchased during foreclosures in the depths of the recession that are now rented out, and could be sold to pay for capital improvements like new roofing.  

Or do they only refi up to a certain %.I am a bit confused about this method does anyone have an in depth guide to how this works?

I'm impressed by the professionalism of the community as well as the depth of information and contacts available. 

I export to excel, calculate price/squarefoot to get some ballparks and then pull up similar houses for a more in depth comparison.  

Not necessarily match the grain of the wood, but carry through with the same color and depth of lightness or darkness.  

Can anyone go into more depth with this?