I have lived in the Baltimore area for a year and 1/2 and after finally "dropping some roots" in the Baltimore area, I am eager take the plunge into real estate investing in my adopted new home.After saving up some investment capital, I am finally in a position to start prospecting and seeking lending opportunities.  

I finally feel like I have momentum and want to keep it up by adding another rental this year and at least two next year.

Finally, I'll throw this out there for those thinking of jumping on the "Refi again!!"

Price should include empytying the septic tank (if applicable) and collapse/abandonment of the tank (a legal requirement).Have them cure any permit defects/violations at no additional cost prior to them receiving final payment.

"Im buying this house", you should be fine.Make sure you keep in mind that if you buy directly without RE agent it saves them money (which hopefully you can split off yhe final costs).Good luck and let us know how it goes!

Have a semi complicated scenario I can't quite find the answer to.  

Hello,My name is Jarrett and I'm 28 years old finally looking to fulfil my dream of becoming successful in real estate.

I'm thinking if I can acquire 94 more homes, I can semi-retire. :)

(I must add- Yes, the final appraisal was higher than my initial ARV, but that’s not the point.

Finally, you're extremely sophisticated Jay so you might prefer a LOC to access the equity instead of the outright refi...gives you more flexibility.