Think about it like this - the customer pays for all the doors and windows, for let's say $30,000.

However, due to rising insurance and tax costs, I'm starting to feel the financial pinch as the tenant currently pays rent 60% below the market average.My long-term goal is to acquire more properties, and I've considered doing a cash-out refinance to access equity for reinvestment.

I don't have a ton of properties but are now up to 5 properties 7 doors and for us it has taken anywhere from a few days to a month to rent out our properties. 

My attorney informs me that they are waiting for the court to assign a court officer to post the warrant of removal on the tenant's door.

Below that is a parlor floor, which has the highest ceiling in the building and this floor is connected to the ground floor via an interior staircase which we added doors to both ends to break up the lower duplex into two separate living areas.  

With rising interest rates and fluctuating property values, what strategies are you using to find deals that still meet the numbers for this model?

However, financial freedom isn’t a one-time event; it’s about sustaining your desired lifestyle for the rest of your life.Once you have your goals, the next decision is where to invest.Investment Market/CityThe investment city determines all long-term income characteristics, including whether rents rise fast enough to outpace inflation and how long your income will last.Understanding inflation: It takes more dollars to buy the same goods every time you go to the store.

Facebook has scams.Craigslist has more scams.I have about 50 doors.

Interest on a HELOC is adjustable, if interest rates rise you are screwed.For you folks that weren't in real estate in 2003-2006 and when the market started collapsing in 2007.

Received access to mortgage portal to ensure all payments are made (including escrow).Anything else here I should do or not do if acquiring for the long-term?