Might be a little far drive from SD but may be worth it. 

Purchase price: $100,000 Cash invested: $28,000 4 unit: 1 bed 1 bath each. 2 upstairs and 2 downstairs. $475 for 3 units $450 for 1 unit.

An investment is not worth losing a marriage over. 

This step involves a detailed analysis of their balance sheets, income, and cash flow statements, provided they can provide it.

@Andrea LaufferShort term rentals may provide more cash flow per unit, but are much more management intensive.

We have the cash to pay it now, but with 0% financing, we are in no rush to give up our cash. 1. 

I am looking to do a cash out refinance.

So, I'm left questioning what benefits there are to the 2/1 buydown that would make it a recommended option.I'm thinking that if I skip the 2/1 buydown, the cash to close would be lower, meaning I'd need to put in less of my own money upfront, which seems like a better option to me.

They give me an Owner Statement each month with all the details like Beginning Balance, Cash In, Cash Out, Owner Disbursements, Ending Cash Balance, Property Reserve, and Net Owner Funds.It’s super helpful, but it doesn't cover all expenses, and I need to get all this info into QuickBooks.

Is it even worth pursuing?