remember, vinyl will conform around the seams also, so make sure they fill the seams.  

You will either have to pay it off or refinance to replenish (Cannot remember the actual term) the entitlement.

This is basically to make sure capital items are covered.Also, remember that it is ultimately a lease.

But if it is in a flat market, and is cash flowing nicely, hold onto it.One thing i remember from the podcasts was Brandon saying "You can make any deal look good if you put 75% down", which is absolutely true.

I like the book by Alan Corey - Million Bucks by 30, I don't remember any particular real estate advice or how he actually made and deals or money.  

I know it is to late but remember it for next year.

@Han Oo you are correct, conventional lenders will not lend to an LLC...but you can quit claim the property back into your personal name for the re-fi...just make sure that your lender does not require the property to be held in your personal name for any set period prior to re-fi (i.e. 6 months)...this will kill the re-fi....so make sure your lender is secured and clear up front.And remember that re-fi's are not guaranteed...make sure you personal financial picture is good, and that the value of the property is firm...

Just remember the markets that appreciate the fastest also have the most to lose in an economic downturn.

I always think of legalzoom, I need to remember to check out rocket lawyer next time I need to find a legal document of some sort

I would also remember to evaluate whether or current primary is worth holding as a rental or whether or not you'd get a better return on your equity in a different property.