I’d love to connect with the lender and ask questions just in case something we really like pops up.

A thought popped in my head and if you are willing to share, I want to know what your average monthly cashflow you’re getting per property?

The key is to get your property to pop up for as many people as possible when they are searching for a property. 

Every now and then a good deal pops up or you'll find one that's been sitting for a while and can make an offer where the numbers work.

If I found myself without a job like a lot of people are suddenly finding themselves confronting today, and with no income to pay my way in the world, I knew I could always fall back on the emergency account I held in cash and wouldn’t have to worry about making mortgage payments for a long time if I needed to divert that money towards any number of unexpected expenses that popped up.

With the versatility to keep it as a two story or pop the top off and build up to three, this deal was suited to a creative investor looking to get their money's worth in this ever popular area of South Philly.

I did a "quick flip" and when I went to sell the property, 3 liens popped up that I had to clear (the previous closer didn't do a very good job) prior to being able to sell. 

They still pop up here and there but over all I have seen prices go up 

from there it's okay to make some minor adjustments but valuing properties is an artistic science. 

Multi's always have a higher rate on them.So there will be some immediate questions which will pop up at the bank: What is your new debt to income ratio with your new loan that you are wanting to acquire?