Hi all:I had just heard about a Sandless method of refinishing wood floors that costs half the price of the regular method of sanding then refinishing.  

I really would love something that can help us establish what we made from x property, what we need to pay for the debt service and expenses for the month, and automatically distributes the positive cashflow into our accounts or something of that nature to make things more automated and organized.Does anyone use something like this?

Too many new investors are just looking for methods that spam (because companies say it works), but it doesn't work unless you have a very large budget that can stay consistent and then still, it's a lot of kissing frogs to find the good deals.

By my own estimations I have added 30-40k of equity to the property (and some of that was naturally occurring with our current real estate market being inflated).

I guess your method works well for a couple, but I imagine it would be a nightmare once you have more than a dozen. 

Maybe it is my market (Live in New Jersey), if this is the case, please let me know which states and cities the cash re-finance method may be more conducive in.

The plan would be to pay back the HELOC using rental income (or just our income if we don't have renters) for about 6 months to season the loan and hopefully build a tiny bit of equity (both through hopefully natural appreciation and forced appreciation in the form of renovations).

The water is not crystal blue like the Caribbean or parts of Florida, but that is the nature of the current flows, but there are some distinctions in the areas along the coast that I can tell you about.

Every since investing in Marina Point in 2020, I have grow to appreciate the true passive nature of syndication investments.

I'd say we have at least $360,000 in equity in it as I write this (based on estimates from Zillow, Redfin & realtor.com).While we're planning on increasing the rent for the next term if we keep the property, I'd like to learn how I could leverage this equity into substantially more monthly income with little to no out of pocket expense and no capital gains taxes.I have no experience with loans other than FHA or conventional on first or second homes, although I'm vaguely aware of alternative financing methods (asset loans, etc).Any advice on how to turn that equity into substantially more monthly income?