I'm just looking to load my "guns" before the next market correction.

It would be easy if it was just a full set amount loan of $XXXX.XX and just attach interest, there are loads of calculators online for that, but what if its an ever changing amount used, so maybe in the first 2mons we pull about a small amount and then later pull out more while paying it down. not sure what that is called and if there are any tools that can track interest on what is pulled out and at each stage of the balance. 

It starts to lift the weight off you.

I have been thinking about smaller Multi in places with huge Multi-Facilities and you have to think some of those bigger facilities offer dogs of a certain size and weight.

Assuming a mortgage at 70-80% of the properties FMV, and all other expenses, I put between 20-30% of gross rents in my pocket, assuming fully-loaded property management. 

Cracks in the foundation can mean costly repairs, as well.When looking at the property for its potential, consider whether you can easily open up the interior space by removing non-load-bearing walls.

Overall, weight all pro's and con's and decide which one outweighs the other.

Then for each property, do a separate analysis on if its more beneficial for you to keep the property (e.g. does the cashflow return out weight the return of you just selling it on the market). 

@Courtney Johnson That will depend on you, your risk tolerance, available capital , partners, available time, upside of the deal, future goals etc, market You have to weight the specific situation.

I understand that my question is loaded but any advice would be helpful!