Once a portal exists, creating an offering shouldn't be an issue.

What options have people used if say the existing tenants aren't fully moved out, or left it in a condition that needs repairs that the new tenants couldn't move in yet?  

p.s. if someone knows of an existing thread that does this, feel free to share as I may have missed it!

But, as soon as spring comes around, they will pretend you don't exist...

From what I've learned, it is mentioned often about using equity in existing properties for down payments on more properties.

I know my journey will probably be long and hard but I haven't felt this passionate about anything like this in my life, so I'm ready for the challenges and rewards. 

Most are 3 to 5 years and some push to 7. 10 is out there but very tough to get.Most asset classes cycle every 7 to 10 years so you want at least that amount of time with a loan so you can refi or sell at the optimal time and not because you used short term debt for a stabilized asset where the existing cash flow is the main return.  

Seems a shame since the existing one was only 2 years old, but decided it was simpler and probably not much more expensive since dishwashers don't cost that much.

I take it as my responsibility to produce for the greater good given the advantages I've been lucky to have (luckily I believe the system will reward me greatly for my work).

If there's a lot of equity, think about "equity stripping" or getting a mortgage with most of the equity out in the form of a loan thats tax-free, so the seller does not have a lot of money coming to them, most of the money when buyer pays off the  existing financing, it will all go to pay off mortgage.4.