I've invested in single-family rentals in the past and have some landlord experience, but now I own only one property in a great location—an old, 2-story side-by-side duplex that I've resided in for the past 16 years.

I will say being active, you will have some good stories! 

You will be able to share your story and receive plenty of helpful feedback from experienced members.

I appreciate whatever insight you think I should need going into this new area, and would love even more meeting with people just to swap stories and drinks if I do move to Houston.  

After our next deal, my group will be going from two to seven units under management in Campton-Thornton area in NH.

(I didn't provide much of a back story, but the pressing issue is there) Thank you for your help. 

@Tyler Lee Wow what an amazing story! 

You will be able to share your story and receive plenty of helpful feedback from experienced members.

Looking to understand the easiest / simplest way to cash out refinance the property and use the capital to purchase our next property.Long story short...- Bought an investment property for $110k on a second home mortgage 10% down (mortgage and deed still in my personal name) 2.75% interest- Renovated property this Spring (with all expenses run through an LLC with two friends, we each have 33% ownership)- Property is cash flowing nicely on short term rentals (all revenue run through LLC)- Current Zestimate $200kI have not yet deeded the property into the LLC, as I know we want to potentially refinance next year to extract our equity and use it to purchase another one.

@Franky AikensThe problem with “wholesaling” as the term is now used (incorrectly, but that’s another story) is that people with no intent, ability or financial capacity to complete a transaction themselves try to disquisition that and lead the seller to believe that as long as the property appraises at the sale price and no major repair or title issues arise, that the sale will take place.