The rate will be high on the second though, so you may need to factor the blended rate. 

I highly recommend you to learn as much as you can via their recorded videos and/or live event. 

The fines can be really high.

I was running some numbers and it seems to me that when you're doing a BRRRR you have two choices: you can either pull a lot of money out in the refinance, which then helps you scale up quickly, but then you leave yourself with a high mortgage payment, and little to no cash flow.

Regarding inspections, some PMCs will be at all, some will only be at the ones that have a high risk of failure or a problem tenant (renewal inspections).These are all questions you should ask when interviewing PMCs.Encourage you to learn from the mistakes of others - by reading posts here on BiggerPockets about owners not having their expectations met by their current Property Management Company.

Main questions from here:  Is a coaching experience worth the high price tag?  

While California may present some challenges for investors due to high property prices and competition, there are still potential opportunities, as well as options in other states.

Their book value is low, but their value as a rental is high.

I see so many assumable loan which seems like deal, but I am unable to take it as my DTI is high due to primary property etc. 

In addition the real estate agencies are under heavy litigation for their high commissions and price fixing.