Is it All at Risk, Some at risk, or N/A? I

It sounds like the tenant is being reasonable. i would get what ai can and move on.

This seems a bit risky, but being able to put that cash straight into the next deal is a powerful motivator...Should I consider keeping a cashflow buffer and only withdraw a portion of the available equity?

Because no time frame was introduced I look the liberty and said that 10k principle had been paid on the 130k principle of the loan leaving 120k principle left to be paid off.Now if you are just jumping from purchase/rehab to the next one then (within months) you won't see really any reduction in the principle becuase you haven't made that many mortgage payments, not to mentioned that the bank probably won't count the coming income from the rental for at least the first if not first two years the rental is cashflowing cutting the buying power you as an individual has.

Find out your individual purchasing power, and your joint purchasing power, and go deal hunting from there.Good luck.

They were moved out by the 25th, on the 26th I did some very minor maintenance, power washed the house, cleaned out the gutters, etc.  

One group helped build a power plant, another group built one of those big cylindrical structures to hold crude oil distillates.

I'm closing on a property tomorrow (was going to make a post once official) where two of the units were vacant due to evictions but each units door had power termination notices hanging on the doors from the power company.

They cant shut off power in the cold season

My borrowing power is currently maxed out due to three construction loans I have with them but they told me if I found an income-producing property and I came up with the down payment they would cash out refinance for me in a heart beat.