I know many investors do cash out refi's for down payments on other properties, Im just a little nervous bringing my cashflow to basically 0.

I did tell the buyer prior to closing I would pay for some of the costs, but then the buyer basically rushed to the closing table.

If they can’t manage basic paperwork and compliance, how will they manage a full renovation?

I've only joined recently and continue to see a handful of individuals giving generic answers on the forums in paragraph formats, all whilst basically spamming every other post to boost their stats it seems.

You basically just answred all of the questions I had while looking to invest in Scranton.

Don’t be afraid to ask questions, even if they feel basic.

My first thought is that you probably can't fit enough cool game stuff into a basic master bedroom.

I have heard of this and know the basics behind it, but for some reason it didn't enter my mind until it was brought about in this book to utilize it more. 

This is a furnished apartment in a well-located area, and I’ve taken care of the basics (cleaning, photos, Wi-Fi, etc.), but I want to go the extra mile to ensure great guest experiences and maximize occupancy. 

Lifestyles has several free workshops streamed live every month. https://freeworkshoplivestream...I consider their basic membership to be a no-brainer for anyone doing any kind of residential buy & hold investing.What I didn't expect when joining Lifestyles is that it would propel us into multifamily investing.