Then we do a cash out refi and pull out most of our original investment. 

Originally posted by @Seth Rouch:@Matt M. 

If your original numbers will make you 40k, you can maintain that, if they offer 5k less (mid stage or whatever), take it and move to the next.

Originally posted by @Mike Flora: As it sounds from all you guys I️ can use the 10K left over to use for repairs on my new property I️ exchanged into.

We originally had plans to rent it out after the remodel and move out into a apartment until we are able to finance a second property. but now I'm wondering if we should sell after the remodel and take half of the proceeds and re invest in either a fix n flip, or buy a duplex to house hack, or buy a single family to rent.

Originally posted by @Edward Dones:@Stanley Parsley yes I agree on affordable housing and the house I bought is just that.

Originally posted by @Daniel Dietz:@Chris Connery not knowing for sure what your situation/goals are I thought I would throw out there what I/we are working on right now - similar but different.I am working on forming a partnership with an individual that will bring the 20% down that I need for my properties that I use a commercial portfolio loans on, but the whole loan (80% of purchase price) will be signed by only me.

Originally posted by @Eric Koelling:Just went Pro today.

A lot more to this obviously that we all don’t know about but if you could restore the original setting of the home in your rehab at a decent price then maybe give it a shot.

Originally posted by Account Closed:going by the numbers its a slam of grand proportions!