@Jordon Milford only benefit from cash out refinance vs conventional is you dont have to dip into your savings or other liquidity.

No liquid cash available. 

So I’m 22, have about $50,000 in cash and liquid assets like stocks, and live in Houston/Richmond Texas area.

We did buy a 10 unit apartment complex with the plan to turnover the leases at expiration, while making minimal changes to meet a Sec 8 requirement.

My tenants 2 year lease expires in about a month.  

To write off a truck purchase probably isn't doable with Schedule E rental income?  

My name is Christopher Dopson, I am a E-Commerce Reseller and have sold in multiple markets.

I imagine the seller can give notice to the tenant who’s lease is expiring in August that the lease will not be renewed and they will have to vacate.

It, along with Fannie Mae, has the mission is to provide liquidity, stability and affordability to the U.S. housing market.When the pandemic hit, Congress recognized the role it and the agencies could play to enhance housing stability and keep renters in their homes.

They would typically sell for a 5-6% premium at auction, so should I exercise my right of first refusal with the thought that I could re-sell the notes later on if I needed liquidity (and on what market)?