Built substantial equity over the long term Lessons learned?

Programs like this are designed to be a win-win; the cost per client is low enough not to hurt their cashflow but to provide real tangible and substantial benefits if triggered; but by keeping costs per client reasonable and offering a legitimate benefit, the PM signs up enough clients to more than cover those 5% of evictions they face annually with the total fees they collect.

So, of course, ask a professional and don't take my advice as gospel.......Well, it looks like you are looking to do a substantial amount of real estate investment. 

I'm pretty sure I can up the rent on our next go to make a substantial difference in cash flow, but for our first one, I was being cautious. 

The utility bills will be substantially cheaper once it is gone.

Hi,I’m trying to get my first rental property but don’t have a w2 that shows substantial income.

I know you need substantial equity in a property, so this number will vary from person to person, but generally, will it have to take 6 months to a year, similar to an FHA to conventional refinance, or can the refinance take place within a few months?

I've got a substantial acquisitions engine in my business that makes this possible, so for you... set the bar at 70 or 75% of current market value, roll your sleeves up, and scrap!

Hello everyone newbie question here,When purchasing subject to, if the property has substantial equity, what is the best way to access that equity and use it for your next investment?

@Chris Perez In my experience, the appraiser will most likely will value this on comps as a primary source of valuation for the 1-4 unit and use the income approach as a back up to substantiate value.