LOL Jokes aside, it sounds like it's incredibly difficult to find something with good cash flow in Columbus, so my thought right now is to start in Cleveland for cashflow, then once I build a stronger porfolio I'll start adding Columbus

The idea hasn't left my mind, but I haven't acted on it.

Great advice @William Simpson @Jake Baker The roof will definitely be repaired in the near future, I just wanted to ensure I allocated the left over contingency funds in the best way possible.

Hey Amir, You are right, there isn't many resources out there that teach you how to do ground up development in Houston.

I know this is not your "typical" reason to refinance, however, I am wondering what you all think about using that equity on a home purchase as buying a home right now is extremely important to us not only for just having a home, but also prices will not come down for quite some time with our housing shortage.  

I appreciate your perspective on the different loan options and how Sub To would fit more as a tool to use in the right situation and not the 100% solution.

I just want to take the right steps into building that portfolio.

You can do it if you have the right temperament, but there are tenants that will try to push females around, intimidate physically, etc.

If they are behind, you would have the attorney review a proof of claim to file for the past due amounts.You did the right thing, you contacted an attorney.

They may eventually pay you....nothing wrong with getting $15k, right?