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Perhaps its user error on my part (but I doubt it!). 

A couple of newbie mistakes  1) slightly overpaid on the initial buy 2) Underestimated monthly expenses ( insurance, pool service) 3) slightly overestimated what I can command for rentThe positive is there is a 25% equity in the house in an area that seems to not be slowing down as far as real estate climate.

The reason I recommend this approach is that you will have 3 and when you eventually move out, you'll have 4 units to spread risk across, instead of just 1 unit as you would with a single family house.Once you have everything rented, I would start doing renovations so the property looks updated, will command higher rent and you can cash-out refi to pull equity out and use it for your next property purchase.

Can she see how investing can give her money to grow that business, that she can use real estate money to hire a maid to take care of the house so she can focus solely on what she loves?

Hi all-First time user here.

@Taylor Smithhttps://www.biggerpockets.com/users/ToddC78

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The East side holds the Sec Def's offices; so what would the impacts to our Nation and the War on Terror been if half of the National Command Authority was killed on 9/11?

Hey BP users,Quick question, is 25% always required with a conventional loan on a 3 unit property?