I currently have several cards that combine to offer me roughly $3000 worth of free travel every single year that I can either use immediately, or stockpile it for my big world tour once I retire.  

Frankly, I feel a very strange combination of confidence and wanting to vomit.

I was thinking about getting a stackable washer dryer (much cheaper option) but not sure how I might regulate it's use or how to charge.

In addition, there was a hamster/rodent box in the garage (We have a no animal/pet clause), she had sealed up the vent opening under the side garage door that is there to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning from the gas water heater/gas heater/blower and the gas dryer that all reside in the garage and the last thing is she had put cardboard covering in the garage door windows and the side garage window to the block sun from coming in.I am told the gentleman that is staying in the garage is the boyfriend of one of the daughters that is a tenant. 

The numbers aren't exactly correct, I wanted to start with building out this rough calculator (modification of an existing one) and refining it from there-I combined capex and repairs and kept them a little lower since its in good shape already and doing a small fixup of everything needed.- Incorporating the equity gain from ARV: 134 purchase and close - 30 rehab --> 190 ARV (low end).

Combined, their tax value is $617,000 .

New washer dryer in the laundry room and some general repairs; we spent maybe 6k on all that.It is easy to over improve and how much you do depends on your plan, what you bought, how it was maintained, and what it will take to get to market rent.

It is a method of calculating a resident's utility bill based on occupancy, apartment square footage, number of beds, or some combination of factors.

Combined, their tax value is $617,000.

Using a combination of a HELOC and Hard Money (or Private Money) could allow you to BRRR a rental property without having to bring much cash of your own.