@Sarah GabrielseI would look into pulling that equity out to purchase the next investment then potentially repeat.

Also the banks will not allow you to take this deal down without the requisite experience so even if you can pull off negotiating a deal with adequate debt service coverage and structure on the second you will need to bring partner on.

send me a PM and I will send you there contact info.. they don't work there its just that website pulled up the listing so for brevity I shot it out there.  

Offers full turn-key solutions as well as a variety of financing options. 

Looking for an experienced Realtor to pull comps in Bloomington-Normal and send MLS listings.

Take a look at this beauty...Here are the details...4-plex located in WisconsinPurchase price: $55,000 (75% LTV @ 4.625% interest 30 yr amortization)Rehab Cost: $25,000Initial Rent Roll: $440/monthEstimated post-reno rent: $1,700/monthI plan to refinance the property once we have it fully rented to pull out the money we put in for rehab. 

We did and they pulled our property file and were able to tell us exactly what we can and can't do and if we could request a variance for our specific property otherwise you will be given some generic info that may or may not apply to your property based on the way it is zoned.

I'm new to this fixing to try and flip my first house so I'm wanting to cover everything before I pull the trigger.

@Joshua Feit, I think you meant that if @Tanner Marsey pulls an LOC or refi that they'll only get access to 70% of the equity. 

Another solution would be adding them onto the lease, m2m.