Anyway, any tips on where to stash cash-out equity til I find my next rental?

Or you could accelerate it, depending on the profits, and just take the money you cash flow from the properties you have now and stash that to be used for a down payment for another property.

Is this a shift away from having 3 to six months pay stashed away? 

Frugality is a way of life for me, I'm invested in Vanguard through my employer as well as Stash.

They were here short term for few months and it's a recent development and I am positive they did abuse the plumbing system in ways that had a detrimental effect such as drainex, stashing cooking oil and other junk.

Assessed value is ~95,000Offer $87,50075% LTV investment property mortgage for $70,000 - $400/month pmtOwner Holds $15,000 2nd mortgage 15 yr amort. with 5 year balloon - $135/month pmt (total interest pd 4,800 in 5 yrs)I kick in $2,500 or so of my own cash so the owner ends up with around $7,500 cash after his note is paid offmy numbers would be awful for 5 years but i could stash away as much as i could during that time and after the seller 2nd was paid off I would have ~ $25k in equity that barely cost me $10k out of pocket...thoughts?

So many people I see posting about Stash and Robinhood, etc.

Stick it out and hope things get better while stashing more cash away.

Find a place to stash excess cash to diversify risk from equities assets 3.

Once you've picked the right one, personalize it to the specifics of your case, serve it up to your tenant the right way (in person, certified mail, or a polite door posting), and don't forget to stash a copy for yourself.