Doing a cash out refi will most likely change your debt to income ratio, which could impact buying more properties.Buy local banks people mean the First Banks, not the local BofA.

If you're borrowing hard money vs construction financing with draw downs, or cash.... they all impact you differently and will greatly affect your decision.

As you can guess, this large difference significantly impacts the property's monthly cash flow, and sometimes causes a good deal to fall into the not-so-good deal range when I use the more cautionary amount of $3,400. 

And no one knows how impacted by the next recession our market will be.

Glad I never bothered putting my condos under LLC's, as now they are poison for CA landlords- SFH’s and condos are not impacted by this legislation, as long as they’re not owned by a reit, Corp or under an LLC.

I'm in the process of doing it myself because I want to have credit lines that don't impact my credit based on credit utilization and hard inquiries. 

Some of those items are a little less severe with multi families I would believe but I think you will still see similar impact.  

Two major real estate policies president Trump is supporting - Negative rates - (trump directly tweeted today)- Fannie/Freddy restructuring - ( more of administration support)These are two MAJOR influences in the market, I see there being pros and cons of both curious on opinions on how this influences/impacts values/buyer pools etc

Morgantown has always been a strong area for housing and rental but WVU clearly has a tremendous impact IMO and from what I've been hearing from the Chamber of Commerce here in Beckley, WVU Tech will have a similar effect on the city ( although, obviously not as quickly because of differences in size ).

I’m reading lots of articles on the possible transition of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac out of government control. For those that have been in the industry far longer than me, what would you expect to be theoutcomes to ...