When acquiring multiple rent houses, would it be a smart technique to start combining the cash flow from all of your rentals to pay off one and then after your first rental is paid off you start funneling that cash flow with the rest and pay off your next house and once momentum is created you start paying off all of your homes quickly?

That said they should be smart and provide as many photos and or video as possible up front.

Hello,
I'm a Realtor and also New Investor. My Wife and I have a HELOC for 80K to invest in a Rental Investment Property. We live in the BOISE market and have see Home prices Climb Steadily as well as record move-in...

Every roof I own is damaged, some roofs are badly hit, some siding is ruined on one or 2 sides, many windows are broken, and there is broken glass inside some houses, even rain gutters are beat up.Here is the deal, I have 24 buildings spread across 5 insurance policies, and even 1 or 2 buildings with no insurance. 

The inspector, working with the attorney will determine what should be released in each drawSecure your loan with the first position lienGet smart on private lending rules/regulations for the locations you'll be lending $ 

I'm not smart enough to talk about Quantitative easing & tightening, flow charts, etc.

I feel like I understand enough to get these off market deals, I'm just not sure how to proceed on making a smart offer when I get someone who is highly interested.Thanks!

I think the important thing is that they want to be heard AND know that you're going to take care of the place.Mentioning legal action is not a smart move here in my experience.

Having not done a BRRRR before, would that be the smart thing to do?

Plus heat pumps provide AC, dehumidication, air filtration, dust/pollen removal, programability, wifi smart home etc etc.