If you have a forward commitment executed lease then there are capital companies who will fund the deal for a developer with land and construction costs and take a slice of the upside.Is the property already zoned full general commercial?

Before getting to deep trying to learn it make sure you have the capacity with the down payment to move forward.If you are accredited there are some funds where instead of owning directly you own a small slice for a 50,000 investment for example.

The theatre also boasts reserved reclining seating and has a walk-through concession including barista bar and homemade NY style pizza by the slice or by the pie.

It has nothing to do with DF.....it's a Fannie Mae limit.....which is a maximum of "10 mortgaged properties", no matter how you slice it.

Putting up shutters, waiting in line at 4am to hopefully get plywood, dealing with the aftermath of power outages, having to cut down three palms, two olive trees, one crepe myrtle, three mangos, one strangler fig, all mature trees on various properties, one branch fell on roof and punched a hole collapsed the ceiling of a unit, one branch as big as a power pole fell on another roof with one end resting on a live high voltage power drop, over 200 linear feet of fallen fences...all the damages and none of it covered by insurance as our windstorm coverage is around 5% deductable.

Best of luck, my man. Go

You keep the roof over your head, because either way you slice and dice it, you'll need to buy or rent another if you sell. and there are loan types for investment properties which do not even look at DTI/ ability to repay.

So any way you slice it, you need to have down money.

I hope you're not a UVA man... GO

I also bailed out a young group of investors who had no real money but had very good selling talents and they stacked about 25 of these up with no real reserves and once one stopped paying rent it snow balled the wrong way.. they got turned into the AG I came in and paid some off sliced and diced a few more for them and kept them from really getting in more trouble than they already were..