(in about 2 years)My goal will be short term strong price appreciation of the property/ies that hopefully will occur (as happened in Sparks Nevada) within a couple of years of the High Tech Employers opening.

Look up on the event section of BP for network opportunities.

If damages occur, the third party company pays the landlord, then takes it from the tenant's account or credit card (and no doubt pursues them into collections, if needed).

@Philip Doetsch there are some great local networking events that happen here in Kenosha and Racine that you should check out.

The less comparable a property is with nearby comparable, the more quests work is involved, but even with close comps difference can occur as to valuing adjustments.That being said, it would be advantageous for you to study the appraisal to see if you agree with the valuation.

This is not to say we don’t run into these problems at the Class B+/A asset, it just doesn’t occur at the same level or frequency.I don’t think there is increased vacancy in Class B/C properties as a result of Millennials and Boomers being absent, or in short supply, in tertiary markets.

@Hermanie PierreCorrect - A cash-out refinance is not a taxable event.

I'll be attending and heard this would be a great event to attend.https://www.sfbsummit.com/Hope this helps!

@Andrew Aladjadjian I think you have a good point the money down will help with the monthly flow I just would prefer not to have so much cash tied up in the event I can move on another investment sooner rather than later. 

If you couldn’t service the negative cash flow Yourself (what if the bad economic event hit you too and you suffered a reduction or loss of income at the sale time?)