I currently have two cash flowing properties in Charlotte and I am currently looking for a third property.Like many of you my goal is financial freedom but it has been a slow process since I still work full time.I am looking to do a refi on one property so that I can purchase the third property.

I graduated with an architecture degree two years ago and thought that all I needed to do to become financially free was to get the best job possible that payed me well... dead wrong.

I echo the sentiments of others here... the lease is signed so now you just need to stand up to her and let her know that it is YOU who run the show not her.

There were water spots above the kitchen cabinets, as well as some standing water in the basement, while disclosures indicated there had been no water issues on the property.

The BRRRR strategy is something that really stands out to me.

and at the time if you were an agent you just charge a 50k commission commissions are negotiable and your done.I personally in 2004 had a builder approach me he had  23 standing duplex's that were not moving he knew I had a fly buy program working on the west coast..

ZERO financial analysis background (also biggest cause for concern because if a syndicator is taking shortcuts here... you know where this is going)No property management experienceNo investment management experienceOn average, the only "experience" is flipping / wholesaling houses...

As to renting, the current financial model from a re-fi some years ago provides a negative cash flow.

I've read many articles and heard many gurus about achieving financial freedom by doing businesses in real estate. 

At some point, you will need to give them a copy of the LLC articles and your financial statement etc.