I would pull the money and buy as many houses as I could.

You could likely be pulling in $1,250 a month or more.While I admire your loyalty, it appears that you are kinda taking a big hit monthly... which slightly defeats the purpose of investing.Also, I'm curious as to where your $110K number came from.

I am in the market for an 8 to 12 unit building for about $600,000I am pulling closing costs and down payment out of equity of other propertiesI'm having a tough time finding deals to cash flowBecause it is truly a no money out of pocket deal there is no cash on cash return ...its infiniteMy question is what type of return should I be expecting when doing a no money out of pocket deal?

hmm I've had a rent reduction arrangement for weed pulling at a multi family before, haven't had issues yet.. interesting to hear such a negative consensus from the community.

Its a fast, competitive market here so it helps to know where/what you are looking for that way when it does come along you can pull the trigger quickly before someone else does. 

. - You need to pull your Certificate of eligibility.  

I was pulling together 1098s so I can do 2015 taxes (normally I like to procrastinate, but this year I'm trying to refi some things so I'm motivated), and I noticed I got an escrow bill for nearly a thousand bucks.What happened was my insurance on a rental got canceled because the mortgage company had a paperwork screwup and didn't send in the payment in time (even though they had the money in escrow specifically for that).

It does affect your credit score every time someone does a "hard pull" of it.Why in the world are they pulling your credit? 

At first I felt pulled equally between wholesaling, flipping, and buy & hold, but I think I've finally got a strategy knocked out that I can live with.

I can pull past mls history and really look at it to give my opinion...