Simply writing it down and making adjustments as you progress is all you need to do.

Hey @Rudy Munoz As stated above, doing a flip and putting cash in your pocket is likely your best bet if you have a bunch of other debts.

What is your best bet?

What have been some of the adjustments you have had to make and how has it changed your investment strategies?

He said he appraises them as the same, but in the event that someone doesn't appraise them the same he doesn't think there would be a downward adjustment.

Inflation is constantly eroding buying power, so your initial cash flow will be the highest you will ever receive (adjusted for inflation) from that property.

Your best bet would be to find a portfolio lender.

@Allison Hodges if you’re remote and don’t have contacts in the state to give you recommendations, google is probably your best bet.

If you find some properties 5-10 units see who the listing agent are, I bet you'll repeatedly see a few brokers a few times.

Your best bet is to identify a market you want to invest in, find a local investor friendly agent who knows how to find off-market deals and identify good on-market deals, and then hand off your properties to a good local property manager/contractor.