It's actually pretty addicting haha

I think when it comes to recent addiction, the business decision would always tell us to pass based on percentages and potential damage from that coming up again, not just to the unit, but to other tenants as you said.

@Ladè BaruwaCrime, non-payment, drugs, addiction issues, property damage...I tried multiple times.

It's like I'm addicted before I got started.

.- The BP addict badge is a reminder that I've spent way too much time on BP.

I use Podcast Addict for podcasts, and listen all the time while driving or doing other things when I can listen.That's how I started, and the listening helped me get used to so many terms and practices.You can go as slow or fast as you like.

Welcome Hojin and best of luck on this addicting ride called REI!

Does he have a bad relationship with the sister or his deceased father, does he need money, mental issues, drug addiction?

Already scored a whole set of kitchen cabinets, brand new quartz counter top (measured and will fit my need), some small appliances, doors, and bathroom vanity from a coworker doing an insane home remodel for 500 bucks too.ARV: 385k (first time doing comps but have followed my market in tacoma for 2 years before finally getting in and have some solid confidence given the improving area and a solid comp that just sold this week 4 doors down the road)ARV available rent: 2k/month for home, and ~200/month for garage/parking rent out (to my dad who gave me the auto addiction and needs more garage space)Given rents listed above, without doing a refi, the property nets -50/month (used BP rental analysis calc). definitely not idealHowever this is where i have questions: refi will give me the ability to assess the ARV on a conventional loan and possible do a cash out refi right?

You might be able to appeal once or twice, but at some point they have to raise money so that they can continue to feed their addiction to overspending