After having a couple of different banks run the numbers, the best I can do is a cash out refinance on the two properties with the most equity.This would allow me to pocket ~$45k and increase the combined payment by $136 per month.

Since I have 'a report' that contains the three reported credit scores (the document is from a lender who pulled my credit and not the credit bureaus themselves) from an initial pre-qualification screening, I'm assuming that I can just use these when approaching other lenders for their own reference in getting pre-qualified?

I've been selling commercial full time for almost a year and am struggling getting off the ground - I am building a solid database (from 0) of industry professionals (buyers/sellers/brokers/wholesalers etc), doing lead gen daily, and finding quite a few pocket listings.

And a city like Columbus, surrounded by three rivers, very important especially if there is a basement.

Hello, I am new to bigger pockets, and I am happy to join a community of well knowledgeable, wise people.

I joined bigger pockets for the vast amount of information, and I'm also looking to connect with someone I can bounce my plan off of and get honest feedback.Where would be the best forum to post, in regards to discussing financing options I already have and which ones to choose, attack plans, and basic entry into the real estate market?  

Hi my name is Marco Deleon, I would like to Thank All the Members of Bigger Pockets for all the Guidance and Assistance that has been provided to me when needed.

The extent of my real estate knowledge comes from Bigger Pockets posts and podcasts, HGTV, and checking out every real estate book in the library.My goal is to learn as much as possibly by obtaining a license and then hopefully make the plunge into buying property sometime in the next year (very excited for that day).Glad to be here and I look forward to participating more in these forums :) 

Hello Everyone,I am new to Bigger Pockets and would love to meet with other investors in the San Diego or Southern California area to discuss real estate and share strategies about local investing and out of state investing. 

There are a few iffy pockets in Burlington but this house is away from that area, outside of the "city". $1600 is pretty average rent for the area for a 3 bedroom rental.