Many posters have suggested and offered advice on refi loans as an alternative exit.The name of this thread was and still is "Exit Strategies for your Flips" and to be a flip, you must sell, not hold.Therefore, in my opinion, all of that advice is inaccurate and the only one I saw who mentioned a valid answer to this thread was Vikram.Here are my exit strategies for all of my flips:1.

Have you gotten payoff amounts valid within the last 30 days on the first and the second??

It condenses freon gas into freon liquid, dumping the heat into the air.

Probably because gas was somewhere between $3.50 and $5.00 a gallon at the time.

One of the number one bird dogs that you can get big leads from is the mailman.Also, code enforcement and the gas man.

Then factor in utilities, water, sewer, electric, gas etc if you are covering those for the tenants.

I went to close on the new prop and called the gas company to have them make sure there’s no gas leak.

I'm showing that I'm learning to fish.I've asked the forum to help validating the analysis, looking for holes in my approach, and whether or not they'd take this deal.

Not to mention testimonials from hundreds of people that they are making consistent returns is enough for me to believe in validity of business model. 

I have a 2 unit building with 2 HVAC systems and tenants pay electric and gas.