Have a tenant meeting to ask how this could be done (serve ice cream or something for good turn out.) 

Personally, I would never buy for long-term appreciation anywhere as I consider that "icing on the cake."

I'm so grateful to have been able to accomplish this, and to have done it entirely remotely is the icing on the cake.

So that's the icing on the cake for them......9 weeks later they said due to the pandemic, they are unable to do the refi right now.

Hey GuysIm going to break the ice on analyzing my current home. 

Beneficial tax rules is just the icing on this cake.

Then 2 units paying you market rents will more than likely cash flow nicely and then the almost guaranteed southern california appreciation kicks in over the years and it's just icing on the cake. 

I'd call a concrete company before you send that letter.I do recommend you ask your tenants not to use road salt to melt ice on the driveway. 

I don't blame them but I also knew the income was just icing on the cake and you can't ever rely on icing on the cake as a form of stability.

And then if you make a profit thats the icing on the cake. - Don't be afraid to bring in an experience partner in your area.