These questions can help you assess whether a lender is the right fit for your BRRRR project and ensure that you have a clear understanding of the terms and conditions before moving forward! 

@Priscilla Z.You did the right moves by having your Affidavit and Notice of Interest in Real Property recording on the deed and if there was a problem, the buyer's realtor would have told you, but you will have uneducated people say what you did was not up above board or broker a deal which is not true you had a security interested in the property, and you have a right to your fee to release your interest.

Ask some simple questions, then ask them to show you their kitchen, bathroom and one other room.How those rooms like, is how yours will look soon after they move in...

When you say "manage" I hope you mean move to the area and live on site.

I moved from Florida to start investing in Columbus.https://www.zillow.com/learn/hottest-housing-markets-2024/

Move few miles west to Virginia and electric is much cheaper and credits suck so payback is 17 years.

There is a chance I have to live here for the duration of my lease, which ends August 31st.to help save cash, i'm considering doing a STR on my property for 2-3 months while i have moved my stuff there and live between my new home and my current apartment. 

I stumbled into my 1st deal when my parents' neighbors decided to move and preferred to sell off market.

I have to be scrappy, nobody is going to bail me out if I lose everything because of one bad move. 

Also, as far as cash out refinance, would that be a good move in today’s market considering my current loan is 2.9%?