Her objective was to keep herself busy while she decides what to do.

Looking to connect (and partner) with savvy Multifamily investors in the VT or nearby areas who share unique passion in Multifamily investing! 

I'll take my eye off this "shiny object" and concentrate on better opportunities. 

It's cool to hear that you're purchasing properties using your IRA, and what you're doing seems pretty unique to me; I had to google dog trot stye.I'm going to be syndicating commercial multifamily deals using IRA accounts, so I don't think what you're doing is silly at all.

@Vee Dee,  Without knowing your goals, objectives, etc. its a hard question to answer.  

I have a unique situation that I'm having issues with.

It's a great diversification to have SFRs and owner financed properties as each has it's unique benefits.

.- Approx. negative $350 in cash flow per month.Question - Aside from aiming to refinance so the property is cashflow positive (eg. by refinancing remaining principal on a 25 or 30-year mortgage) are there any other objectives I should have in this refinancing?

Hi Friends, I’m thinking about buying a smallish home in Olmsted Township with the objective of living there when I retire, in 5-8 years.

That's why the BRRRR method or other creative finance must be used as tools for an investor/developer to keep growing their portfolio.Cash out refinancing will usually result in reducing your cash flow, however if your objective is growth (accumulating great assets in great locations) your goal should be to grow your portfolio, not necessarily cash flow as much as possible.