Not to mention that some of the coaches encouraged attendees to raise their credit card limits to the point where they could afford the sometimes 40k+ price tag!

I am 24 years old and was born and raised in Denver, Colorado.

Filling the spot we left should be as simple as handing the new person the guide we have wrote and over seeing.Our numbers are fantastic when it comes to cash flow / ROI ( not a surprise when you buy cash and do all the work yourself)Now the issue, Buying these houses all cash, I have not forced my self to understand leverage, financing, and all aspects of raising capital creatively.

I bet the builder choose the inspector, and if they did it would raise a red flag.

So, let's say we only want to take $50,000 out:Our new loan amount would be the $50,000 we cash-out + the $73,890 of our initial loan = $123,890This would raise our monthly payments of PITI by $295, from $829 to $1123, but we should still be cash flowing a few hundred dollars per month as expected rents are from $1500-$1700.  

Mine does not so we multiply the bedroom count by 2 to get max occupancy.If you feel you need to offer below market rent at this time, reevaluate and raise rent to or closer to market in a year, but not based on who moves in.

Depending on total capital raise their may be audit requirements.  

Good luck with your multifamily search and another avenue you could look at is raising money from investors and buying a multifamily together.

They driveway has to go from the street to the garage floor, and you can't lower the home or raise the street.I have had several rental inquiries and I am willing to do that, but I couldn't get refinancing.

I have about 5% equity in it.Goal: get the next 2-4 family .Original plan: improve, raise rents and refinance to 20% equity conventional loan and hopefully get some cash out to use as down payment on next one.I bought a duplex with rents that were waaaay too low and had to finish rehabbing one side.