I have been going to their meetings off an over over the years.As a live in flip, and pulling my equity from my primary to do some turnkey flips in Houston into Rentals that cashflow I figured it may be worth the effort.

People have been known to pull stoves out of the secondary kitchen before appraisal or inspection. 

We are looking for full service including list pulling, writing copy for the letters, etc. we want this to be the primary way that we generate leads and listings.

I found that when the appliance hits it's natural expiration date, it made more sense to just replace the appliance instead of repeatedly calling the warranty, who will fight you tooth and nail to NOT replace the appliance.

I have been researching turnkey SFR and landed at MIP in Memphis. All looks great so far but I also really love our Bigger Pockets community and getting some feedback an what you think or what your experience with MIP...

They have numerous evictions, a theft record, the good tenant says they steal her stuff and their kids pull pieces of the house off (siding corners), and best for last, when they failed to pay the electric and it got turned off, they switched the meters, which of course is dangerous and put the good tenant in a mess with the electric co that was sending her the bills!!!

Should I refinance and pull as much out as possible for my next deal?

Common heating systems include natural gas, wood pellet burning, heat exchanging, and oil burning furnaces.

What I really like about this neighborhood is properties are cheaper but it’s still close enough to western you can pull the same quality/millennial tenants as properties just east of western that cost nearly twice as much. 2br 1ba 1st floor unit: $1300 – Keep as-is2br 1ba 2nd floor unit: $1550 (Will try $1600 first but to be conservative) – Keep as-is3br 2ba duplex unit: $2200 conservative depending how luxurious comps go up to $2500ish – RehabParking: $75x2 = $150 Total rents: $5200Purchase price: $530,000 with a $7500 closing credit + $20-25k for spiral stair case install and remodeling of attic = $542,500 at $5200 = .95% + added equity being a legal 3 with 3br 2ba now.

I'm starting to hear - see little bumps in the market with first time buyers pulling back/ new starts slowing down just a tad nothing serious / rate increases.