She said in her 25 years of doing this she has never seen this happen,so she was gonna see where it went and go from there.

I know we have some lien investors in here and not all situations are the same. 

Your two-step approach to your finances (cash flow then tax-advantaged accounts) reminds of an approach that Tanja Hester wrote about in her book "Work Optional."

One lady I interviewed and received a bid from is smooooooth in her words, so much that you really want to work with her. 

They portray a doable, realistic, approach to intermediate and longer term wealth accumulation, without the stress, hassle and unrealistic time commitment and luck inherent in any real estate investing manuscripts.

Being valued < $60K and being a Condo - both create obstacles to getting conventional cash-out refi funding.

Lots of great advice in here that makes great sense.

David Green, when speaking about BRRRR, admits that the model inherently reduces cash flow due to the fact that you're refinancing a higher balance.

Peeping Tom would be if he was looking "in" her window.

Ok, so I'm definitely a newbie at this, and am sure that I've got a bunch of stuff in here that'll reflect my experience level.