They are all doing so much better than they were.

And before you do it, you better have some good reasons to go to that extent of hassle and expenses.

Figure out a better refi.

Hi everyone, Like @Adrian Butas and @Faiz Khan, I have not taken any courses yet but I always think twice would it be better if I take one!? 

Lower income is taxed so low that you're better off paying tax on that low-tier income.Read this post:https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/51/topics/1122635-the-s... 

Better yet, tell them to leave it all setup under the sink and keep it for the next tenant!

Seems like a better fit than buildium for lower door counts.

I would still consider 0% for 50% of the deal but maybe not 70% - you have to run the numbers and see what your anticipated profit is and is it better once you factor in risk to give up equity or get a loan - and what would that loan need to be to be beneficial.So if you give up 50% - If i did a 15% loan I am still better with the loan?

If there is a better strategy, please also comment. 

One is a good deal of the house's are going to owner occ's and that usually indicates better schools and neighborhoods that are better kept.