Getting deeper into the property with your cash sounds like a waste of good cash.If you make a good second investment and refi out at some point you could always take a few dollars from the cash out and even out your original property while still having money to get into a third project. 

Just have dig deeper.

But that is subject to a much deeper analysis and walk through of the building.

I'll dig deeper into the 1%, 2%, and 50% rules.

But for learning sake let's say -   For example, if he wants $10,000 now then I would offer along the lines of a $70,000 wraparound only for like 3-5 years (60,000 first mortgage with 10,000 wraparound mortgage over 5 years) vs if he wants nothing down then I would consider something like the above with an interest-only wrap around.I know that was a lot, and not super specific numbers, but I would definitely be willing to dive into those numbers deeper if that logic is sound. 

You could be climbing a mountain if you are doing it right, or digging a deeper pit for yourself if you are not. 

@Paul Vu I would dig deeper into the BP forum posts as there are a ton of member who live in CA that own property our of state.  

I have never explored too much at starting the LLC it has always just been a "plan"Can you explain a little deeper the tenant in common relationship, this means the property wasn't purchased through the LLC?

I know a lot of you can look at a deal and can tell if it's worth diving in deeper or not within seconds so what numbers are you able to see right away that help you do this?

I’ve read through a number of posts on Bigger Pockets to get the basics of the principle of BRRRR, but I’d like to dig deeper.