If I was a bit more established in life with a larger bankroll and more properties under my belt, yes, of course I'd consider letting a tenant stay because it's the nice thing to do.  

One of the larger ones is Apple Inc.

We discussed 1081 one of the buildings into a larger building but he'd rather keep both and add a third.Thanks!

If you run into any larger deals that require a partner let me know.

A refinance will give you a  larger chunk of money with a set payment over a very long time frame.

You can "adjust" your cash flow by making a larger down payment.

I have been contacted by many people claiming to be able to get me business lines of credit or unsecured lines of credit for a fee and most of the time this fee is 10% of the line or $10k...Already in debt and not into a flip lol The other way I can secure a line of credit is to have a company get me different credit cards and liquidate them down to cash, which basically destroys credit and when APR being different on card, this could spell huge bills?

Hence, I would only refi to 70% so A) I have a lower payment, better cash flow B) Banks are happier/will require a lower reserve C) having more equity will make it easier to obtain a commerical line of credit once the portfolio is larger.

If you have one of the larger carriers who write their own property insurance such as American Family, Farmers, State Farm - they should be able to write you a policy.  

The pipe that's in there is much larger than it needs to be and he didn't want to put too many bends in it.