In this case, you leverage the property you are in so you still have money left over.The other option is utilize the cash to do the BRRRR strategy in order create more cash flow and have the mortgages covered so it doesn't effect your debt to income ratio for when you get your personal residence.That's the joys of real estate, you have options.

The dining room has the upper half papered and then the entire entry foyer / hallway has it floor-to-ceiling.The photo below shows the dining room and as you can see it is stick in the 1970s . . . anyone want some stunning curtains to go with the long forgotten leisure suit?

Do you interview the C-suite? 

Hi @Derek Worrell - a conventional investment property would likely best suit your situation.

Not close to each other but the two areas we feel are best suited for us

This clears that air of mold and stops mold from spreading on walls/surfaces.I've previously used bleach/vinegar to try to get rid of mold on my own and it wasn't nearly as effective, which is why I leave it to the professionals.

Margin interest example$187,000 for 6 months (180 days)Multiply loan amount by the effective rate: 187,000 x 7%Determine the daily interest amount: $13,090 / 360 = $36.36Calculate the interest due after 180 days: $36.60 x 180 = $6,588 + additional funds / holding cost interest for for rehab budget

But they had lake effect all winter.

I’ve also joined the community facebook page but was just wondering best practices that you’ve seen as most effective.

That means best case, you can increase it effective December 1.