Just helps give you a more accurate picture

Is it harder to get a cash out refi using BRRRR than a more traditional 20% down mortgage?

Broad questions but I cannot run the risk of doing 12 appraisals and then 60 days from now have a lender back out when I can have a more agile lender close faster with more certainty.

It was a more systems based program (business structure and financing 101, leases, tenant screening, book keeping, profit/loss and financial statements, insurance basics, rehab punch lists, etc)  rather than a "we'll teach you how to get rich off real estate!"

If she says anything, just tell her the walk through you did with her was a courtesy and you did a more thorough one afterwards. 

They investigate, write up abnormalities, then refer for anything that needs a more serious look which could cause you extreme problems.

In one of the recent BP articles, it predicts that people will "double-up" in U.S. housing, in the next few years, as means to be able to pay for shelter-housing, in a more difficult-predicted U.S. economy in gaining incomes.

I've seen some owners sit on that cash, very happy with the profit, but don't end up taking advantage of a 1031 exchange or like-kind exchange (a rule in the tax code which lets you defer the gain on the sale if you are also purchasing a property in the same class - google search for a more comprehensive definition!).

It's hard to advise without a more complete set of monthly expenses and necessary repairs. 

Not to get too preachy, but I feel like framing the meeting with God, Jesus and the Holy Spirit (I believe They all exist and are there with me) is a more worthwhile endeavor than what Mr.