The most common general answer I've received is keep it simple while your small.

You have to also account for all the additional repairs and costs that would go into all the units to make it rent ready.

How many additional properties could you have bought if 75% of that money was yours instead of the banks?

In my instance, I let them out of a contract but asked them for an additional month's rent and security deposit.  

After additional research I found out that his license has been expired for two years.

Some of these have received focus on the podcast, so was curious if everyone agrees with the list or thought other markets should be on the list.

I have designed and built several dozen projects from New Construction to whole-house remodels to deep energy retrofits to additions and kitchen and bath remodels.I'm the Owner/President of Boston Architects and Builders, Inc.

My question is, should I expect additional hoops to jump through when refinancing the first rental, even though we'll own it free and clear?

I may let them receive the letter first and then follow up with a phone call afterward.

Or is there a deeper mindset that has no desire for the additional "baggage" of owning a home?