For example, if there is no debt, offer to pay cash for the bigger one if they carry the others.

Once you have a clear estimation of expenses associated with losing the current tenant, repairing/improving for a new tenant, leasing fee, vacancy/loss of rent, decide if you’re financially ready to initiate the action which will cause your current paying tenant to move?

When I ran the numbers again using the bigger pockets analysis tool, it hit me that if I was doing an FHA, PMI would need to be factored in.  

Would like to know if any experience veterans are on Bigger Pockets.

I am new to the Bigger Pockets forums, so forgive me if this has already been addressed.

Shouldn’t be too bad.However, converting the Duplex to a four plex is a much bigger deal, I would seek out some more specific advice to your location before pulling the trigger.

My name is Jay McCreary I am new to Bigger Pockets and just recently moved to the DFW area last week from  Richmond, Va.

Most of the bigger HVAC companies in our area don't charge extra for weekend calls.

He should make a bigger pockets account and start networking. 

Just seems that they talk on bigger pockets all the time about "little or no money down".