If I do not refinance down the road to conventional financing, it will eventually allow me to purchase one more property in this manner before hitting the limit of 10 with conventional financing.I have never done a subject to deal before so I am not exactly sure how it will work on both ends. 

About to hit the sack so excuse any typos above.

You hit the bulls-eye, it is all about who has leverage; law of supply and demand. 

But I've just had a client that came to me with one, and I'm wondering if there's an efficient way to remove the property from the IRA.

I have been running numbers on multiple properties around the Quad Cities area to become more efficient and comfortable with the process, as recommended on podcasts that I have listened to. 

Soon as I was about to hit my goal I was laid off, argh!

I need to start building systems in various parts of my business, what area should I focus on first, and how can I build a system to work on that? anything you guys say is very valuable, I am trying to expand my busin...

I have the same format and I am finishing my attic this winter/spring.My thinking is that my property should appraise for more than this comp which would give me somewhere between 14-18% total equity.I could pay down the difference and hit 20% and refinance to get rid of PMI which justifies the higher interest rate.

While lists and records are efficient, driving around town is the only way you'll find U-Hauls parked out front!

For myself, I spend more time talking about how to 'help' the appraiser hit the highest value possible than I do talking about Zillow numbers, or promising specific numbers prior to having that appraisal back.