Im looking at doing a refi on my primary to do down payment and up dating on a rental...once updates complete on rental should rent for 800 leaving  400 a month cashflow...my thoughts are to build up 6 months of rent for problems arising on the rental..then pay myself back putting the extra dollars to paying off my primary home quicker 

@Greg H. understood, just didn't want to leave it out there like that.Account Closed Fascinating. 

Those of you who are full-time investors, or self-employed real estate professionals, what do you do for healthcare once you leave full-time work? 

If not then maybe leave it up to the investor/buyer to determine the value that it's worth to them.  

@Tito Burgos I would argue if you use the money on a buy and hold, and buy right, you will be about refinance into long term money with a bank and take your Monday to many more deals.. it seems like that’s called BRRR on this site.This will leave you with your original cash and an asset that is producing cash flow every month.

And agreed on Prop 10....I think the most concerning thing is how open it leaves the rules that could get created.

When I was leaving the event there was a couple walking out and one of the sales guys was walking with them and trying to pressure sell them on the next event.I have thought about going to another 2hr event just to pass out small slips of paper with biggerpockets.com printed on them.  

If tenants leave, even much better, so I can raise the rent for $200 to $300 for new tenants.  

That leaves you with net cashflow of $180.  

I could finance it or make a lowball offer with cash but that leaves me with little for my personal residence.