Turning a property that might traditionally produce a 7-10% cash-on-cash return into one that produces 15-30% if managed properly.

Thanks in advance.Kay Hey Kay,If the portfolio is mostly free and clear and you're trying to pull some cash out for equity, it seems like a cash out refi would be a great choice. 30 year DSCR loans are available to lend to LLC's and depending on the situation can cash out up to 70-80% ARV.

If you want the least amount of stress and risk, that's fine, but financially you'd be much better off over the long term by using your cash flow to buy more leveraged properties instead.

Why would you want to add cost to you by adding your cash to the principle? 

look at as many as you need to, to find the right one. and remember that you're not trying to 'cash flow' a house hack. 

The price was right for cash flow How did you find this deal and how did you negotiate it?

Cash flow is about $250 per month, but I currently have about $140k in trapped equity in the property.

You are tenanted and hopefully cash flowing, and it probably wouldn't serve you to sell it with an active leak or ceiling damage.

What is your NET cash flow?

Some investors don't care about cash flow; they want a nice asset that, for the most part, pays for itself over time- and some are looking for immediate cash flow.