Originally posted by @Andrew Postell:@Chris Paez I'm not sure if an accessory unit would qualify for a 2-unit property. 

Originally posted by @Bryant Patterson:@Anthony Madia if you're living in the house for at least a year, you can qualify for a 3.5% downpayment loan.

Our original plan was to use that paid off property and refinance it to buy 1 or 2 rental properties, fix them up, refinance pay off the original loan and tenants pay mortage, insurance and it will cash flow and do it again and again.  

Originally posted by @Alejandra Perez:Hello!

Originally posted by @Saeid Safarmehdi:I'm looking to get some realtor contacts within Columbus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis markets, anyone that you've worked with, or any realtor on this site that works with MFH (2-4 units).

Originally posted by @James Palassis:Thank you for the respones @Tom Gimer.

Then we do a cash out refi and pull out most of our original investment. 

Originally posted by @Seth Rouch:@Matt M. 

If your original numbers will make you 40k, you can maintain that, if they offer 5k less (mid stage or whatever), take it and move to the next.

Originally posted by @Mike Flora: As it sounds from all you guys I️ can use the 10K left over to use for repairs on my new property I️ exchanged into.