The roof and siding are probably fine, but 10 years used is on the cusp of a higher level of upkeep.

Hi TrevorI'd suggest it's tough to get into private lending at the $10k to $25k level.There are plenty of borrowers at that level, the problem is the fixed cost of closing a loan.

Assuming the sea levels don't rise substantially in the next 20 years and they are no more.. :)

We purchased our first condo recently, and will likely sell it soon as condo boards seem to be a higher level of frustration than the HOAs we've dealt with.

My take, is trust me with 2 hours of your time, then use your own adult decision making capabilities to decide if I can help take your investing to the next level.  

Currently rents for $1750/mo with college renters)My question: do I leave the equity in the house, or do I draw it out and try to buy a property or two where I may have to put a cash down payment (against my current process of property acquirement)?

The reason is instead of steady college degree type jobs the type of tenant is more unstable with income working 2 to 3 jobs or lower end professions etc.So I would ask what you goal is with this and how much time you have to invest in such a property??

Congrats on taking your business to the next level!

Bullet points of your experience level (# of rehabs, wholesale deals, # of units you own) Don't fake it, if all you have done is be a real estate agent and not done any of your own deals, then highlight that you are an experienced agent with a good understanding of your market.

I'm an active wholesaler, looking to take my investing business to the another level.