I have met amazing people so far on BP, all of which have offered to help me in my journey and I am beyond grateful.NOW, I realize that one major piece of any team I build will be a solid and sturdy Accountant.

Really solid data and they have insane accuracy rates. 

There's a lot we do to ensure compliance and protect ourselves from lawsuits - from heavy duty insurance policies to video recording in every room and badge locks on the doors, to having an extremely solid legal team (thankfully, we've only ever had to call them to write up deals and fight with the occasional bad contractor).You'd be at risk for anything that happens there that some lawyer (the kind that advertise on TV) could try to pin on the property, especially if you're the only person in the picture worth suing.

The other added benefit of Fayetteville is that it has a solid LTR market as well. 49% of properties in Fayetteville are actually rented out as LTRs.

Multiple signed offers by other interested buyers is actual evidence of how much some buyers are willing to pay. 

It's a little better right now, and if you are ready to buy, then get with a solid agent who can help formulate a plan to find success in this market. 

Thanks again for some solid ideas to consider.

It will save you in the end, when you have differing opinions or someone thought something was the other person and job and vice versa.I've got quite a few clients that are flippers, and have solid Hard Money contacts.

If nothing else will work out, I think leasing the second and third floors together is a solid backup plan - that would still get the property into cash flow positive territory.

I have a solid income but want to know how to cash out refi so I am in position to purchase more properties.I understand that I need to work with a local bank, most likely.