A cash out refinance to buy more property would put a substantial dent in cash flow with current interest rates.

You should only have to change when your current software has a flaw or lacking feature causing you to spend too much work on a work-around.

I'd love to put you in contact with these people and start marketing your services to them, I have done this maybe 40 times now with my current lenders and i typically just add my payment into the HUD and the borrower pays it, this service wouldn't cost you anything.

Good advice from @Nathan Gesner and Account Closed Also bear in mind that if you can find a current deal that makes sense, and will generate even a decent amount of cash flow right now.....then you can just about count on it doing very well once you are able to refinance.

(He has not taken a salary from the nonprofit in 20 years- but the proceeds go to a cause he cares deeply about)  Currently, my sibling and I own 40% of the building, and the nonprofit owns 60%.

Current mortgage is $59k because I have been paying the principal down while we slowly try and figure out what to do. 

I’m a registered nurse in New York City, new to real estate investing currently in the process of learning and building my knowledge base to make my first real estate purchase.

No current door properties my belt and I hope to have 1 property in 2024.

Depending on the way the note is structured, it’s currently between 4.5 - 6%.  

I see you're in Mississippi - I'm in Texas and we currently only handle listings in the Houston area so take all of this with a grain of salt.Photo count on an MLS listing is an oversold feature - the MLS in your area sets specifics on listings (for example.