We had some common ground though.... seemed really nice. 

North Collinwood is turning into a nice arts district.

From there it should be fairly easy to figure out what you are going to need to do to make it work.

I just closed on a property and it is real nice getting that commission check at close.

Its in a nicer part of the city, has a nice little backyard with a fence, and I feel like it would rent quickly in this area once we fix it up.

Worthwhile if/when you need it - but it’s always nice to be able to close in 1-2 weeks and not worry about anything other than a clean title!

We've also done some private lending to larger self storage developers as well as secured a nice sized HELOC on our property in hopes of using it on our next project.Our goal now is to build out our rental portfolio faster than we have been to try and gain financial freedom within the next 5 years or sooner. 

It would be nice!

If the loan is $100,000 to purchase and $50,000 to rehab, with a lender giving you 85% of purchase, 100% rehab, you're going to need approx $25,000-30,000 to do your part of the loan, and the rehab. 

Today those homes have doubled in cost, which would’ve made for a nice cash out refi (just recently have heard of BRRRR method) to invest elsewhere.Since then I have been hot and cold on the idea.