If I put down 15% they will stay cash flow but won’t be a ton extra.

Just kind of want to know the details before potentially attempting.Just want to know details such as how long it takes, where to refinance, what are the chances that my refinance doesn’t go through, etc...

We own 1, closing on a 2nd, and want to get more.We started out just doing extra rooms in our house and we have learned a lot, and you ARE ABSOLUTELY asking the right questions.To dive right into it, the first thing I always recommend is to ALWAYS buy not only where it is legal, but we prefer to buy in places that already have established regulation.

It causes me a few extra trips a year to reset a breaker, but I have to believe it makes the tenants more prudent about overloading if they know they have to call me to get it reset.Other than resetting the breaker, I can see no other good reason a landlord would allow tenants access to the basement mechanicals. 

If you want more details to see if you are a good fit for the program, let me know and we can set up a phone call to discuss.

It may sound nice to pay a 5% management fee but the extra fees can add up to be more than the other company that charges 10% with no add-on fees.

Find a job you enjoy, and pays decent and invest for 10-15 years and you’ll have more money then you can spend $12,500 @ 5.63%$10,800 @ 5.88%$8,600  @ 3.63%$28,000 @ 4.27% (group of federal loans)My plan was to pay the required amount on each and throwing extra at the highest interest, unless I should save the extra for a down payment or repair money?

If the house is available I offer them the extra time at no charge. 

I've had dozens of pets in our units and they have done less damage than bratty kids, and you can't charge extra for Rugrats!

Great thanks guys for going into more detail on that.