Naturally, the buyers walked when the deal did not move forward.

I put it up on the market FSBO, and it sat, and sat, and sat, several price drops and 6 months later I couldn't stand it and hired an agent to sell it. 6 months, and 1 bad offer later I pulled it off the market and leased it up.

Does it make sense to pull money out with a 70% LTV loan and reinvest that cash in a different property.The rent on the original investment will be just over the 50% rule with the new mortgage in place.I am just so conservative that I cringe at the thought of having payments on a property I currently own.

I suspect you have pulled comps to justify the valuation.I'd think that as SFDs the fire walls would surpass apartment requirements, I don't know codes there, but the building would probably pass.

A certain percentage, of course, live too far to make regular visits.I suggest using skip trace software or a cost-effective researcher to pull your PR's addresses to complete your list.

If the days on market are low and houses are flying off the market, you could probably pull it off.

I would also pull rent comps up on rentometer.com.

It appears the breaker is working correctly, a space heather pulls 12.5 amps alone.I would check it with a amp meter without the heater/blow dryer then turn it on and see the max amps.

The state I invest in has them filed electronically so it's a matter of registering with the land records department and pulling the records up.

Unfortunately, I don't think that the refi would help pull money out permanently, based on my phone conversation with @Bill Exeter I'll let him comment.