It is easiest to keep it in your personal name until you complete the refi.

That’s the easiest fix.

It is the easiest way to get rid of a tenant.

Easiest if you keep it and apply it towards the next rent payment.

Focus is not a gift it is a skill like any other that is learned and applied.

Stabilized costs were around $25/mo on average.Saving water can be one of the easiest ways to save money.In another city we pay $7/mo.

The foundation part is probably the easiest quote you will ever get. 

The easiest correct purchase is one that has a value add and will be cash flow positive after the value add. 

.-27 Years Old-Sales manager making good money for my age with little/zero outstanding debt-Bought a single-family for 190k and put 20% down (this was my first mistake. didnt use FHA)-Have enough cash to put 20% on a 200-250k multifamily but am interested in a couple multi's that are in the $300k rangeSo I have a few options that I'm thinking about (although I understand there are other options out there):-I do have investors who could give "gifts" for a 5-1 adjustable with 25% down as an investment property with rates @ about 4%. this means I can go for a larger property with more cash flow for 300kish-Take gifts/investments Can do a 30 year fixed for 6% but need to put 30% down if it's a 3 or 4 unit-Wait 4-6 months to save up money, lease out my single family, make a case for the multi to be my primary residence, lock in a lower rate (4.5%) with 30% downI've heard of people finding credit unions allowing 10% down on a multifamily investment but haven't found one in the Rhode Island area.

The easiest way to go about this, considering you're really talking about buy & hold of your primary residence, is this: 1.