You refinanced from a 30 year to 10 year and paid it off (I wouldn’t do that but it’s not necessarily a bad thing) but now you want to refinance to basically pull your own money back out (which could cost 1-3k in closing costs)Buy rentals, have tenants pay them off for you.

Not bad, but just not aligned with one's expectations.  

This is the other exit for your money.4 - Take the Cost to Enter and subtract it from the Exit Comp of choice. 

I feel bad for these folks and want them to feel safe, so I’m looking for guidance before I tell them they can break but I will keep July and the deposit per the lease agreement.  

I don't mind if it's a "bad" area if it's close to a good area. 

Curious to know if there are any good loan options )other than hard or private) that self employed people can use with little to no taxable income.

Curious to know if there are any good loan options (other than hard or private) that self employed people can use with little to no taxable income.

Aside from finding deals it was also a choice of where we wanted to live.We sold our house in Toronto and moved down last August.

I am in escrow on a duplex in San Bernardino county (Redlands, CA) and the owner tore down the old garage since it was in bad shape. 

The PM should also be able to tell you who to steer clear of based on bad past experiences.