I really like the idea of a multi family property in the Dallas/Ft Worth and surrounding area.

You have to know what you are getting for the price and then determine if it is worth that price or not.

I spent 2 years there and  remember seeing oil jacks in parking lots and green space of many buildings.  

Not to mention the added CF to what you would experience now since the new property would be worth 50% more than the current one.

It is MUCH easier to invest in real estate with a w2 job  Thanks for the reply Carlos, a career change is totally possible for me but would likely involve about 1/3 to 1/2 the pay I’m getting now so I question is it even worth it or go all in on something I can actually make money at.

I remember reading somewhere that in Wisconsin a handyman can't do any jobs over $500, is this true? 

I am looking for homes in the Fort Worth,Tx area to do the BRRRR method with. 

There's a lot of money to be made in PM, and I do not believe most of the franchises available offer anything proprietary and worth paying for (certainly not that IFF and their royalty percentage.) 

The one-time 8% fee on the initial amount of the line of credit stings, of course, but the access to that capital we think is worth it to get started. 

It's not worth someone falling through the floor over a hundred dollars.