Of course I decide to read it, because FI, right?

Taking your own money out and buying another property while maintaining equity in the property you cashed out on.I think overall the numbers have to make sense (and they often do) eg. your mortgage was $1000 before but now it’s $1400 after the Re-Fi, but you are still renting it out for more than $1400, and now you have a second propery bringing in cash now as well.I’m following this thread as I am still learning myself!

It does not state that we provide Wi-Fi, or guarantee coverage in all areas of the apartment. 

So...I've listened to the BP Podcast each week, I've read several books on REI and FI, I got fired up, and wait for it... quit my job in SF to study for the real estate exam to become a Colorado Broker/Agent.I'll be moving to Colorado in early 2019 and already looking forward to connecting with like-minded hungry and POSITIVE people in this community.It feels real now.Thanks for reading this far, LET'S DIVE IN!

Flip the script...I'd be a customer.unfortuantaly for D class there is no changing it.. in 95% of America.one exception was Charleston SC.. I

A good step would be to talk to lenders now, run scenarios by them with the numbers, and see what they would fund/re-fi.

I will be calling around Monday.Thx again, AlanIN SC I sure do.. that's why when I go into contract in that state I run title day one.. so this does not happen at the end after I spend money on due diligence.. most closers there wait until the last minute to run title so its a little backwards compared to CA or OR WA NV etc. 

@Austin Welty welcome to the area and Semper Fi.

@Jon Lallande Semper Fi brother.

I've been reading and learning on here quite a bit, and decided to take action recently on a rental property in Columbia, SC.  I