Money earned from renting out your property and the expenses from doing so are usually recorded on Schedule E of your tax return.

Previously, we were able to obtain a 10 cap without undue risk (about 5 years ago); the. 3 or 4 years ago we were able to purchase at 7-8 cap and “juice” returns by borrowing 50% at 4% fixed 20 year financing.  

Lenders will use your tax returns schedule E to calculate your monthly rental income.

I ran a quick Realtor.com search and found this recent multifamily sale in Ontario - https://www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-detail/319-E-Park...If most properties are trading along this price range, you may want to run projections for future appreciation using conservative number.

Can I deduct expenses (utilities, mortgage interest, taxes, etc.) on a Schedule E for my 2023 taxes?

Is the juice worth the squeeze? 

@Aubrey E AlleyneI got a quote from Kin for a good price, but that's after I replace the roof.I asked around and just got a quote for 3500 before I replace the roof, which is doable for a month.

Quote from @Jonathan E Francois: Anyone has any experience with seller financing small multifamily in Baltimore, MD?  

@Ratna E.

MTR and STR can juice cash flow, but they can also juice headaches.