This is probably more true if you had increased the loan amount, but ask.Be careful with a complete refinance since it would place your new loan behind all other loans.

One thing is to see it in charts another is in person.On my first trip I spend hours driving around and zoned in a neighborhood University area at the time I saw monorail to downtown was being build in that area and knew it would only increase the value of properties.I like being close to major Hospitals/ Universities feel there will always be a demand even during a recession

Maybe you can negotiate a modest rent increase, but unless your taxes & insurance go up then you really don’t need to raise the rent.

Increase of NOI of about $100K in two years Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

You would have to be seriously slow upstairs not to understand that if Homestead's borough budget was increased by 50%, they'd find at least SOME useful things to do with the money that would lead to improvements in the area.But obviously a lot of people weren't paying attention, and now, they're scrambling.Rankin...well, I guess that's way too much to expect, but I thought I'd throw it out here.

At this point with only 6 months left to wait, increasing interest rates, as well as higher debt load from remodel, it may benefit over the long term mathematically with the secured lower rate, because the margins in Denver are tough.

My offer was accepted and after three years I had both earned my real estate license and increased the multi families housing earning 3x.

Increasing interests rates may prove to be beneficial for small to midsize investors as the pricing gaps will be forced to compress as large cap investors begin to withdraw from secondary and tertiary markets easing pressure on cap rates.

@Nathan G.Monthly income would be around $6700 a month has potential to increase rent $7500 a month after Renovating 3 of the units.

You would either need to be coming in with some of your own money, buying the property well under market, and/or increasing the value of the property well over what you're putting into it after you're done with the remodel.