Both houses had tenants lined up before they were even rent ready.

Just be ready, it's alot of work to do this type of work remotely.

Plus the buyers may find a great home out of the 4 they just saw.Tenants are not invested in your house selling and frequently don’t keep it in ‘show-ready’ condition during showings either.  

I am hoping to have total numbers ready to review next month for the BP community to scrutinize.I'm getting excited and want to do another deal! 

I've also seen a lot of properties on there in the Cleveland market in suburban areas where they just comped them like they were selling vacant & move in ready to owner occupants but they actually have tenants in them.

This has worked for me (while everything has been going up since 2011) because otherwise I would have been paying down debts while there would have been opportunities that slipped away while I had no investment ready / re-allocatable assets.If we return to 2009 like scenario again I will change strategy by paying down debts faster, lowest balance first a la "Ramsey", but I will still be saving/investing.I think it's best to concentrate on getting your net worth to increase each month and to do that, even more than a little extra work hours, you need assets that grow. 

Wholesaler in the greater Orlando area with contracts ready to assign.

Hello Everyone,So I have been reading real estate books and listening to the BiggerPockets podcasts for a few months now and have a question about BRRRR as I’m getting all my ducks in a row as I’m getting ready to buy my first small multi family deal in the Northeast:Almost everyone in BP realm knows BRRRRBUYREHABRENT REFINANCE REPEAT My question is about the refinancing part of the strategy.

I have been following the Cleveland market for quite a while and now getting ready to take a trip to the area to take a look and hopefully close a deal.

I like the ease of installation for mobile home, just plug it in and you are ready to go.