Orkin man, that's a tough job.

Now that the building is mostly passive income I'm wondering what my next step is.

Really wanting to BRRRR soon and wondering if I should use my HELOC to pay off the property, do a cash back refi and use that for the next place?

So they often times will care much much more about the value of the property than they care about the borrower.I was able to get a hard money loan on my first flip on a house I could never afford with my almost minimum wage job at the time.

I was wondering what are the costs of getting a closing attorney for my future deals.

We did not hire a contractor for the work, we worked with subs/crews that would come in and help us complete each job. 

Thanks Jay, I hope you and your family have a wonderful thanksgiving holiday weekend as well.

I’ve posted about this many times - I prefer the too-big house method where I buy in a high-job-density area a 4-6 bedroom house with 2-3 bathrooms and I rent out spare rooms to professionals (1 person per room).

I have a full-time job and the pay is not that bad. 

I have a full time job, my own upcoming move, and other things going on that I have to attend to as well.