You can use extra adhesive and try out flooring for backsplash applications.

It doesn’t really matter what the state Realtor’s contract says, even though all that “extra stuff” is in there for a reason.

Then rent out the extra rooms and live for free so you can save some more.If that’s not feasible, decide which other strategy you like because different markets around the country are going to be conducive to different strategies.

This is because you won't have to pay the extra interest when paying back your mortgage. 

I couldn’t have gotten these 8 extra properties without doing the cash outs.

It isn’t the extra thousand it’s gonna cost to get her out, it’s the extra $10,000 it’s gonna cost to get that place back to rentable condition after all her sh#% is finally outta there….

In order to have extra cash to help me pay off my student loans, I just wanted to explore the idea of using a hard money loan in order to finance my first deal and then later refinance it into a conventional loan. 

I'd like to understand any words of advice, anything I should plan extra while budgetting renovations, etc.ThanksJoseph

So I'm not complaining at all, BUT in my spreadsheet, I had it closer to $512,000 because I was counting the extra laundry income ($84/month x 12 months / 8.2% cap rate = $12,292).

I wouldn't get involved in the flip market unless you have at least moderate construction experience....you will be paying a big price to a Contractor to do the work, and then 'poof' there go your profits....If you want to flip, you should have extra money laying around....IMO