Ok, so we just purchase our first investment property with the BRRRR strategy in mind. 

Keep in mind though that smaller loans are not very profitable for these banks, so you might get better terms if you sweep up several properties in to one loan or  you have a higher value.At the end of your term look to refinance again most likely.

If you have a rental property in mind, ask the property management company that you are planning to work with if they will be able to find a tenant for the property.

With that risk in mind, isn't it easier and safer to invest in 100k houses and up and secure higher rents?

In my mind, that didn't make sense because if you know how to access the information how did you not notice after managing the property for 18 years?

I don’t mind sharing my house with tenants for a while, specially as they cover a good portion if not all of the experiences.

Honestly, if you don't mind partnering with an Agent then I could bring in the people while you remodel the houses?

Plus, at that point, you are paying the property manager AND still deal with the headaches of managing a property. 4) Write-down your Why and your goals and keep them in the front of your mind.

I dont mind to leverage my house and downsize and buy a primary residence and live mortgage free...Here is the big question, in order to buy more investment properties what do you think is a smarter way to go:1) borrow from 401K2) borrow from equity in a rentalWhere would you borrow if you were me?

From a Keynesian Beauty Contest view, I'd rank them 1,3,4/5/2 from least to most risky, keeping in mind that #3 is passive, until it isn't and that there are too many variables to accurate differentiate between #2,4,&5.