They have had other issues in the past and don’t know how to communicate with the neighbor so everything goes through me at this point.

In the climax of the film, Anton the restaurant critic realizes what Chef Gausteau meant when he said ‘Anyone can cook’.

We are currently selling an older value add deal with "meat on the bone" for sub 5% cap rate a newer class A is trading sub 5%. 

We closed with my cash partner owning 99% and me at 1%.  

What I was wondering is if I pulled out the equity now and used that to put towards a new property would that essentially leave me at break even after the sale and allow me an avenue to even further reduce or by pass taxes completely? 

Trust me, anything you could do or say to me at this point in my career would be super beneficial and could set me down the proper path!

I have a turn over and that cost me at LEAST 2k .. so it would take 7 years about to just break even .

This would save me 7 months of waiting, and I'd get have to pay closing costs a single time instead of paying closing costs once and then paying refinancing costs as well 7 months later.Another way to ask the same question: If the difference between the appraised price and the sales price ensures that, sans down payment, I will already have 30%+ of equity at the time of closing, will the bank somehow run the transaction, on the basis of this equity, without requiring a down payment from me at all?

Was blessed to be ambitious and love what hard work and some investment could make me at a very young age. 

In a normal turnover, if I have to paint, clean carpeting, it'll cost me at least $2,000 if I hire people to do it, so a turnover cost of $2,000 vs $2,100 including me collecting background check fees for several applicants matters little to me.