As long as all the bills are taken care of you can definitely do a cash out, just kinda depends how big do you want to go and do you want multiple properties or one big one.Whatever you do when you get into a bigger property reach out to me on the cost seg :) Feel free to connect and PM me.

I should be more careful when saying "everything is online" in a public forum.

What a time it has been...just wanted to let everyone know im good ( for the ppl that care) lolSo in my last 12 months ive done almost 2 mil already and pipeline is steady flowing.I am happy to say I have now accepted a position as a closing agent at a NE Cleveland investment firm.Did it all as a solo agent and i just wanted to say first to everyone here thanks for your words of encouragement and advice....This real estate has changed my life in so many ways...I got my first rental and currently house hacking, my mindset is so unbelievably unmatched compared to fellow agents.Things are finally turning around ( prayer hand emoji)

Read your contract with the PM company carefully to make sure it doesn't give them a carte-blanche on accountability, but it sounds as though you can make a case for their being derelict.

The lady that lives in it has about 10 cats and two dogs and has been living there for 8 years. 

Be careful not to over-allocate value for that land.

@Steven Mason Some HML will require minimum credit score for the interest rate they charge but most really don't care about your credit score.

Yes you have to be careful with it and understand what you are doing, but personally I think you will be hamstringing yourself if you follow that strategy.

Living off of el Monterey burritos and hot dogs, we even canceled our honeymoon.

Living off of el Monterey burritos and hot dogs, we even canceled our honeymoon.