PONZI SCHEME, yes, I do have experience investing in Norada.

Happy Investing!

I'm happy to share those numbers.2) Orlando has already declined quite a bit off of the peak RE values. 

It can be a nightmare investing out of state without the right boots on the ground.

It would depend on what class of property / tenant you're targeting and how much you have to invest.

If you pull this off, congratulations to you.The biggest trick I think for most people is getting funding for investment if you aren't working any longer? 

This would provide liquid cash to reinvest or use for other financial goals.

If rates drop in the future, you could refi again, but right now, it’s a higher upfront cost.Each option carries risk, so it depends on how soon you plan to reinvest and how you want to manage your debt.

@Naresh Yegireddi you also need to look into the locations of the building and general ability to re-tenant when then eventually leave or go dark. 

I'm looking at a multifamily investment in Hillsboro Texas.