Speaking as a property manager whose company does do rehabs, you might find that the realtor knows of a PM company who does that too, and then it might have the added benefit of you finding a PM not just to finish the rehab but to also manage it for you since you're out of the area.

I only say probably because I can't speak for your investing.

After speaking with the officer afterwards he stated he's gonna use a different lender just give him a little time.

Hi All,I recently was stuck in the "Rat Race" in Chicago and I quit my job, moved to Denver and looking for a fresh start both professionally and academically so to speak.

Upon speaking to the realtor he confirmed that the homeowner was looking for 349k.

It is being held by Al Williamson http://leadinglandlord.leadpages.co/summit-at-the-...Along with Al, Brain Burke, Ben Leybovich and J Martin will be speaking at this event. 

I think the biggest issue was most the owners are non English speaking.  

I can provide PA system.Steve Davis, former VP of Lifestyles Unlimited (one of the largest investing groups in Houston) is speaking.

@Sean Gallagher, generally speaking, the only way of getting your hands on the full cash value of the equity is to SELL it.

What I discovered is something I have never seen anyone speak about on Bigger Pockets (I am sure someone has discussed this I just have not seen this idea discussed at all...or anywhere in my short research period on cash flow and real estate properties.We hear everyone speak about Cash Flow, NOI, Cap Rate or Cash on Cash returns.. however I think there is another important benchmark for investors to consider when deciding their down payment percentage and financing levels because of their effects on cash flow...Capital Cost per $1 of Cash FlowOne of the most illuminating aspects of real estate investing is financing isn’t bad...Having spent all of my life not accumulating debt this has been a difficult psychological barrier to break through.