Obviously the ideal is greater return and greater cash flow.The refi is an expense but it lets you keep the properties you have now and lets you take 70-75% of your equity to go into something else. 

@Elliott Back 100% his autoInsurance is the policy that would cover this type of claim.If his auto insurance company determines you were negligent with the care of the tree, you would then file it under your landlord policy.

This is when the great deals will be coming and when selling the gold and guns to purchase cashflowing assets will be ideal.

A first big one for me is the title items, for example in MN (only state I deal with trailers in) the trailer is titled through DMV unless someone did the work of getting it combined with property to become deeded as real estate (there is additional steps and conditions).

I deal with C of O office all the time--- feel free to reach out with any questions.

The house next door is an ideal comp to the "house on one acre" portion of my deal.

Lets connect & discuss some of your goals so we can start building you ideal rental portfolio!

My ideal is something with mother In law to essentially have 2 units...

Ideally you'll find an agent that works exclusively with investors, but if not, you want one that investors make up a larger percentage of their business.

It sounds like changing brokers isn’t your ideal solution right now?