If you put anyone in a long-term lease, they should be adequately screened, all funds paid, the lease signed, and every other requirement met 100% before you hand them keys.People who pay cash and want to move in immediately are often the worst renters, usually desperate because they were just kicked out of their last place.

Unless the rules have changed - and I don't think they have in the last year or so,  you can buy in the same market if its an upgrade, or 50 miles out.

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@Nate Sanow I looked at a deals for a guy last week and he was reflecting cash flow of $208.75 in month two of having a tenant. 

You don't have to get it exactly right. 5) This is new from the last post.

But I would be willing to pay for the first 3 months upfront and the last 3 months after the first three end.

It's impressive stuff, and a lot of money being poured into it.

A person successful enough to have purchased multiple homes is not going to be impressed by your degree.

Hi - check out this article published on BP last year that addresses your exact question - and goes over all the refinance options and pros and cons of each for BRRRR!

Lastly, what cash flow and cash-on-cash return are you projecting to earn, assuming you find your hard money loan?