My main question is whether to rehab, refinance and pay the back the 401 to avoid fees, or BRRR to continue growing my portafolio and hope to recover the fees paid at some point (ROI).

I downloaded Podio and I don’t see this feature available in the unpaid version ...

Once you've purchased a couple of properties, your confidence level rises and you continue plugging along.

It's a second loan on top of the FHA product.You have to continuously reside in the property for 5 years for it to be forgiven.You won't be able to refinance the property with zero equity.

Thats put a lot of upward pressure on prices and i expect it will continue to do so.

Seems like I should do this sooner rather than later due to growing concern of market being topsy.I know this is not a home run and I am not cash flowing as much as I would like but want to use this investment to continue to learn and grow and eventually hit double/triple/home run(!)

Orlando’s year-round temperate weather, coupled with no state income taxes, continues to entice both domestic and foreign investors.

rates are going up, and will continue to do so, and everyone is going to pay higher rates.

You've got a good start going by continuing to learn and reaching out on BP.

I just read up about it and will continue to research more.