I will have to hold out for a bit to cash out refinance to make it worth it.

This would avoid dealing with traditional lenders altogether.Partnership: Consider bringing in a partner who can provide the $140K in exchange for a share of the rental income or future appreciation.Cash-Out Refinance: If you have another property, you might be able to do a cash-out refinance to pull out the necessary funds.Best of luck!

Purchase price: $935,000 Sale price: $1,300,000 16-unit value-add multi-family purchased for $935,000 with no additional net investment as CapEx has been funded from reinvesting a portion of the cash flow at the property.

Purchase price: $780,000 Cash invested: $300,000 Purchased 6/2020 with 25% vacancy and a gross operating income of $10,800.

Quote from @Matthew Paul: Earn more money , spend more money .

What's the current cash flow and OPEX?

Purchase price: $200,000 Cash invested: $27,495 Sale price: $306,340 This project was a very interesting one!

Purchase price: $200,000 Cash invested: $27,495 Sale price: $306,340 This project was a very interesting one!

Purchase price: $200,000 Cash invested: $27,495 Sale price: $306,340 This project was a very interesting one!

Takeaway is having at least 1 medium term guest will yes have lower rent potential but less headache and helps stabilize income.Gross Earnings: $2,200Expenses: $75 supplies (we clean ourselves, takes 10 minutes, and it's right upstairs no biggie)PITI: $2,700We paid $800 including utilities and any little repairs needed to live here.When we move out, we expect to cashflow around $500 a month conservatively.