I have great credit and day job income and qualify for a disgustingly huge mortgage level, even without rents included so mortgages are not an issue for me.

I work a full-time schedule of 12-hr shifts, and my schedule is different every week and includes weekends, so there is no way I can take a classroom course without quitting my job.

The seller is already selling it at a loss as he bought it in 2009 for $1,120,000.

The progress I've seen to date has bee positive (Costco, luxury apartment builds, bike share, park improvements) and the progress announced has been exciting (ferry, additional luxury complexes, trolly, commercial development for higher streets, warehouse jobs, connected parks).

In the event of a slight downturn it would be safe to build additional vacancy losses or rent reductions into your pro-forma so that your property still cash flows well. 2.

Thank you for the awesome job you are doing and know that you are inspiring people all over the world!

I am not too sure where to post this but here it goes.My mother was recently laid off from her job of 37 years.  

To me, if you have some money from your day job or some extra cash flow from other properties, it is okay if it gets a little less than 1%.Cheers!

There are questions I need to ask to give a more complete answer like do you have a W-2 Job?

@Assaf Kehati As with any investment, the gain/loss in asset value is only on paper unless you sell it.