My preferred exit is always a cash-out refinance.

A good one should let you buy, fix, refinance, repeat, and recycle your 150k.  

Hi everyone,
I'm currently shopping for loans for a multifamily househack. Looking at both FHA and low down conventional.
I first went to my local credit union and the best they could do was approve me for 5% down c...

In terms of the car storage idea, as a mortgage broker I would raise at least one red flag to consider: if you ever want to refinance and you have a bunch of cars onsite, regardless of whatever the local zoning permits, that plus the somewhat obvious commercial operating business onsite will be a hard pass from most lenders.

I purchased the property (for $100k cash) in my name and then quit to my LLC at refinance but was charged $1100 for the deed and doc stamps.

In 4 years your gonna wanna refinance and pull money out for the next rental property anyway. 

In my experience outside of real estate the best returns in a profession come from seeking excellence and the chance to learn and refine a practice.  

Matthew,If you are going to refinance the home the bank would need to use both you and your Fiance in order to split the mortgage for DTI calculations. 

It's called "debt reshuffling" or student loan cash-out refinance.  

for the past three years I've been building other people's deals been saving a bankroll but as everybody knows it's kinda hard to save so I need to make moves.When you get down to it my debt to income ratio is high.My thought is to refinance my house.