Told myself I would have 6 months to Educate myself and save then before the end of the year I wanted to own a property that would either cash flow or brake even.So for the next six months I listened to ever BP Podcast from the original, money, business, and rookie.

I would hold it.Reason 1: If you are fixing it up and putting new appliances and such your chances of things braking are much lower, and cash flow goes up nicely, and tenant don't call as much. 

Gov puts the brakes on it when it becomes too disruptive

I have over 25 years in this business I know when to put on the brakes.

The Ohio Division of Real Estate does not take kindly to those that break the law or teach others how to brake the law. 

properties are in Indiana, Indiana state purchase agreement.Longer version is it sounds like any larger purchases made during the refinance before the actual closing could put the brakes on the refinance.

As we started  to pull away, BW slammed the brakes. 

I would pump the brakes here and maybe reconsider some of your numbers.

I inspected the deck and it looks to me some force was needed to brake it like a jump from something high not just stepping on but that’s neither here nor there.

The Lower prices/appraisals could be just a natural brake to slow down the rise.