Naturally, I would provide the numbers to an investor.  

Nevertheless, finding a "deal" using traditional methods such as networking with local realtors and lenders has gotten much harder. 

So if you do want a HELOC get it before you move out.HELOC - Pros: Fast cash, easy access, flexible; Cons: Floating rates or higher rates, less available equity as cash, short AMMO; use to take advantage of opportunities quickly then find long-term financing later, best to pay of quickly due to increased expense over other financing optionsCash Out Refi Mortgage - Pros: Excellent terms (low INT, long AMMO, higher LTV=more cash), stable/low INT rates; Con: SLOOOWWW to take out compared to HELOC, slower to reorganize/restructure or close out; generally these are good for financing other deals that are longer term and stabilized in nature. 

There are two methods of appraisals, Sales approach vs cost approach.

Though this is a pretty specific example, things of this nature are good to research to plan what areas will likely have rental rate growth which would lead to a more valuable apartment complex.I hope this helps!

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*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.Really interesting property, unit was built in 1900, I estimated about 100k in rehab. N...

This method of 'No inspection contingencies' could cost you an EMD, but it's one more way to move your offer to the top of the list. 

However a refinance actually means breaking the mortgage or doing a mortgage renewal to get a better interest rate whereas a cash out refi means you actually take money out of the deal to use.I hope this helps clarify the BRRRR method.

Finished basements add value but approximately what it costs to finish them unless they are just like upstairs rooms with lots of natural light and doorways, normal ceiling heights, and you can add baths or bedrooms.

My current plan was to pursue the BRRRR method and just hang onto the profit from my current home.However, after watching the market from afar.