There's a guy from Merrill Lynch that attends one of my networking groups pitching exactly that.

I attended his seminar for $1500 in Nov, 2016.As a ticket to his 3-day event, I attended his 3-day event in Dec, 2016.Never got a chance to see himself, but bunch of sales pitch guys.NO system at all but sale of $40K VIP Bus Tour.Let audience BE AWARE.

Recently, we decided to upgrade, and now we're under contract a bigger house (it was really good deal for the area, so we jumped even though the timing was wrong for dealing with our current house).Long story short, now I have to make a hard decision and minimize our losses.TH bought in 2006 for 400K, +25K in upgradescurrent mortgage (30 y fixes @ 3.325) $1900/month +$100 HOA feesloan balance - $330Klast appraisal - $378KPossible rent - ~1.9 - 2KSo my question is - is there a good calculator/resource/method to run some numbers?

Had one where they wouldn't order a second appraisal after I pitched a fit about how low the first one came in at.

Most other people that do this CHARGE thousands of dollars for the same exact thing.What you posted from my website is a simple sales pitch.

I'm trying to brainstorm ways to do minimal damage to my credit while still borrowing for more homes and increasing my debt load.

He wanted it to have a pitch so he can throw a tarp over it and store wood under it in the winter but still have sunlight come through in the summer.

@Bill Coleman I'd have zero concerns about the Feds and law enforcement and minimal concerns about potential property damage if, indeed, the applicant has experience with indoor grows.  

By doing so, my exit is quicker and the chance of buyer default is lower.3) You don't stop at minimizing risks, you have to prepare and decide what you're going to do if the risk happens anyway.

In keeping with the BP ethos, we don't want our meetups to turn into a pitch forum:(from our Meetup About Us page)So far we've been pleasantly surprised with the results.