--Closing costs were not fully covered as some came out of pocket or sale.

Chances are a dog will do more damage than the deposit will cover as most renters are extremely irresponsible.

Might want to research 'covered calls', a conservative income generating strategy.- <or> Go ahead and think about pulling it out, take the tax hit, and look to buy a good cash flowing rental.Buying rental property outside of a SDIRA is best and more tax efficient.Just my thoughts, good luck!

You can budget around 4% of the sale price to cover these.This is a conservative formula.

consider what you would do if you dont have a paying tenant in there. will you be able to cover the time its not leased?

Not sure I can do a good forced appreciation MF deal, but I've got an opportunity on a stand alone NNN with a premier, national tenant and not sure since I've never really even screened this type of deal.

the person who sold you the home should cover all your eviction cost in this situation. 

My master lease agreements call for the owner of the property to cover all capital expenditures.  

We were thinking using the gifting tool but I don't know if I need to or how to cover the LLC's expenditure.

Aloha - I'm considering a few projects in Maui and would appreciate the recommendations of any general contractors who can fit the ROI-based business model of investors (i.e. not going for magazine covers).