You can always leverage your equity to cover big expenses if you have enough so make sure you keep plenty of equity in that first property if you don’t put much down on the 2nd.Yeah we can all agree prices are high but we’ve all been saying that for years now.

There is plenty of variation between appraisers, so the Turnkey doesn't want to renegotiate if it comes in lower than asking price, but they do give an out for you if their estimation of at least $120k was way off.  

@Arty Fresh  No, Uber and Tesla don't 'make' any money and they have plenty of cars, buildings, computers, etc. 

Welcome Brian:   In the scheme of things Milwaukee metro area is a bargain compared to the rest of the market and plenty of good rental base or demand for properties.  

There are plenty of deals with large Cash on Cash returns in Baltimore, just depends on how far down the A/B/C neighborhood quality spectrum you want to go.

I also think that we should invite @Mya Neubauer 

I don't know much about the Oklahoma market but seems like it would be plenty stable and fine for cash flow, similar to most of the midwestern markets.

That is the best way to keep your financing costs down, which is crucial on smaller deals.There are plenty of hard money lenders out there, as far as the bigger shops.

A door with a window would also be more inviting, or paint the existing door a fun color.

I bumped into my deal partner by inviting him to a music festival I was going to attend.