If I did this, say in a three year period, is it plausible to refinance into a non recourse loan to pull money out tax free yet still keep the income producing property, with lower cash flow of course?

There are plenty of ways to pull leads for free or for a few bucks.

Are you looking for software that somehow pulls information for you from public records sites, zillow, etc...?

So if I’m going to pull the trigger I think now would be good time.

I can't imagine how much money is whole dream merchant machine is pulling in, but it looks like the AG are starting to pay attention.

Total cost 50kRefi after it is tenanted ( appraisal comes back around $100k ) I do all commercial loans so my LTV is 70% which mean roughly I will pull out $67k ( 3k closing costs ) which is an increase of my original cash by 17k.

I closed my first multifamily syndicated purchase this week (24 unit, 7 yr old high quality condos in Des Moines),but, my second deal fell through because the largest investor pulled out at a late stage and I didn't have a backup investor so couldn't get to closing.

Maybe add one or two more pillowsSecond bedroom looks much nicer like a bed I'd want to sleep in- but I'd move it away from the window and put on the wall closest the window with a purple painting above bed.Bathroom- remove the shower curtain or pull it back-noone wants to walk into a bathroom and touch a shower curtain- who knows who showered there.If you choose to take some of the notes I have written down and then retake some pictures and have a open house on sunday-resend out the pictures- ask people to come back and relook if they saw it before.Also dropping the price a little might spark new intrest.

Do you have any sort of agreement documents outlining when you can pull your money out, quarterly update requirements or anything?

I've been using a licensed contractor when doing projects, but how does one pull permits when you use a Project manager?