If I walk down the meat aisle at the grocery store with a bunch of vegetarian friends what do you think that they will be talking about?

I am thinking that $40k won't be enough for the next house but I believe by the end of the year I can have around $60k for a down payment which puts me at a $300k house roughly, if I'm doing 20% down. 

Scenario: They texted me at 2am saying “we have an emergency please call me”.

The EMD always has a contingency that gives me at least 7 days to pull it back (inspection period) if I pull the offer, or if the offer isn't accepted. 

So next year assuming tenants like that I raise it up about $234 dollars a month to max out the 10% leaving me at a new $434 starting march 2023, I still am unsure of how to make that very profitable compared to taking the selling profits and just accepting tax on it also still leaves me up by quite a bit.

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Anyone knows of an even coming to the DFW area where I can meet people in the real estate world, maybe even find a mentor, lender, or a group that I can join to learn more about the world of real estate, I’...

The review doesn't hurt me at all, I just found the guest annoying.... :-)

I know banks prefer to stay between 1.1-1.2.I see all the deals coming to me at a very low DSCR.I've been investing all my life for cash flow but it seems that most of the deals no longer cash flow.Thanks,Luis

Any turnkey investor should ask very probing questions of the turnkey provider regarding the condition of all mechanicals, roof and windows prior to entering into a deal.

Details:Rent per room: $600-750Monthly Cash Flow (respectively) at 2 rooms, 3, 4, 4 rooms + ADU: -$933, -$303, $326, $1,166 (we don't cash flow until we have all 4 rooms rented and are living in the garage)Immediately Available Capital: $30,000, if needed I also have access to nearly 28k in credit, however that would put me at almost 100% credit utilization and I really...really don't want to do that :)FOLLOW UP QUESTION: I've also wondered if this 30k would be better used as a down payment for a second investment property instead of on renovations for the current property given it is livable as-is (just doesn't cash flow).