Kind of had some of these thoughts in my head but sounds good to hear it from soMe one else.

I would be going independent with one or two other agents that I'd look to hire down the road.It looks like C.A.R. has a New Broker Starter Kit but I thought I would ask the lovely people of BP first in case there are any free resources that anyone knows of the top of their head.

Headed your way.

If the deal will generate a substantial profit go ahead and flip it.

When are your kids headed off to college?

Yes, the filter now needs to be cut through, which can be a pain, but your tenant or plumber can open septic lid (about 2 feet in the ground), where they pump the tank from and fish out the snake and remove the claw head and pull the snake back, that is what he is saying is wrapped up in the septic system but it is a tank.

We are considering a rehab for our next home (that will include a garage apartment for AirBnB) and I’m scratching my head about what to do with our current home.

You have to move beyond the professional website, photo shopped head shots, big name accounting firm, opinion letter from five name on letterhead law firm, to get at the PROPERTY and DEAL itself.

My question is knowing my equity is probably substantially higher should I refinance and pull the equity to purchase another property (if possible) or sell and upgrade to a bigger complex.

There are some options in Cat City that will be a good blend of lower price point, and substantial cashflow.