And by the way, I love this web site.

I have chosen a few markets around the USA to begin with including Des Moines, Salt Lake City, and the beautiful Pacific Northwest (I know large area, refining based on potential relocation) to start with but trying not to limit myself at this point.

From what I've been told elsewhere the Riviera isn't that great and large percentage of vacancies.

I also read your profile and tried to read more on your website (http://www.prymehome.com) but it fails to load.

I do have additional cash on hand to invest but I would like to use the equity build up in these two properties in addition to put myself in an even better position to purchase either a couple more SFR or a Multi family.Both homes are located in Nampa, Idaho and are financed through a large bank, not a local community bank which I would like to start building a relationship with.I would appreciate any advice.Thanks,Devon

A large bank will not grant you access to their portfolio loans without considerable assets with them (Chase, for example, requires $250k minimum to just see their portfolio loans).  

The wood frame house was tented more than 10 years ago and the house is in excellent condition.

You have to use the website from the computer and then you can use the analyzer by going under the tools tab.

Large multi-family apartment investing can be an attractive area option especially for folks that want to invest w/experts that do value add investing for a living and you can help fund the acquisition and share in the profits.

Hi Taye,The tenants pay for the gas and electric.Yes I have heard quite a lot of debate on these however after speaking with a few contractors and consulting some websites for advice it seems that due to being such a small place and having only a couple of people the demand is quite low therefore it would be efficient to get one.Thanks