I'm looking for cash out of the rental I currently own of roughly 35k.

Once you figure out how they will be adjusting the rate, and what the viability of that happening will look like, you can begin to get a rough idea for your refi/exit opportunity options if it becomes too expensive with that lender.

After Hubzu's fees (4.5% for this property, plus technology fee, etc) I have a purchase price of roughly  $237K.Payment terms were cash or conventional financing only. 

We're trying to buy a Homepath home and it's been a little rough.

Melvin F.His credit is already in pretty rough shape as he probably has missed a year of payments.  

ARV for the area is roughly $340K ($339,333 to be exact). at 90% ARV the value is $305,400 - $15,498 in repairs ($7/sqft) - $10K (my profit) brings it to $279,902.

Hi guys,I quit my corporate gig in January, and have been wholesaling/flipping full time for roughly 6 months now.

Anyway, they are out there but its rough finding a good one.

This would take about 7 years to accumulate enough cash (roughly $30-$32K) to purchase another rental in our Oklahoma City/Edmond market.So my major question is should we take the cash flow and let it increase until we have enough to buy another rental or take the cash flow and put it towards the duplex which has the lower loan amount and cash flows the best.

Having LLC with P.O Box allow me to have a buffer, specially since I’ll be starting investing in rough/Shady area of the town and don't want someone to know where I live.