I was wondering if it's possible to take 20 K out of it to put a down payment on a second investment property and would that even be advisable.

I just wondered if I was getting played.

@Ian McKeown Im looking for hard and soft cost with no financing factored in and the finishes mentioned above.

We finished an upstairs bonus room to make it 2600 sq ft.

The cabins are between 600 and 700 sq. ft. with higher end "mountain modern" finishes and are selling in the lower $200's.

I just finished a deal and am in the middle of another where the buyer and seller knew each other, and they are having me handle the transaction.

If you do not want (Age/Sex/Race/Religion/Familial status/sexual orientation) living in your rental unit, you may want to reconsider if you want to be a landlord or have a PM who manages it for you.Just my suggestions.I wonder if anyone read the whole story or just skim the topic.Michael is NOT discriminating - in this particular case - because he lives next door to the tenant.

In reality, she did a lot of damage and not only could I have taken her entire deposit, I could have invoiced her for more.It's been months, but I'm wondering if I can take her to small claims court and sue for the damages I didn't charge her for.

Hello all,I am working on remodeling my first investment, and I need to have the old, thirty-year old carpets ripped up and replaced with laminate / vinyl to look like wood for the living room, dining room and kitchen, and the three bedrooms to have new carpeting.The house in question is ~1,500 square feet, but I have gotten some extremely high estimates for the job and am wondering if I'm either misunderstanding something or not approaching this job correctly. 

I lived in Missouri and I'm wondering if I have to work for a broker once I get my RE license?