If it were 3 investors for example, and 2 have low credit scores, you'd want to have them at 10%, 10%, and you at 80% so your higher scores can be used.  

. - you have dozens of local agents who can market the property for you and bring you a buyer- you are listing in a desirable area with low-inventory - you are not in a rush to sell

Price points are low when acquiring real estate but that also comes with lower rental market values for your units so it pretty much evens itself out.With that, if you are going to buy in Reading I advise you strongly consider managing your own properties.

Suburbs in path of progress is the low hanging fruit.

There is some truth to that, but that rhetoric largely came out of a massively long bull market with historically low rates.

Yes, there are many different ways to get it back, so the risk is low.

It’s a win-win: investors get the capital they need to grow their portfolios, and lenders earn competitive returns with a relatively low-risk investment.It’s worth considering if you're looking for more funding options or better returns!

I don't go above 70% generally and prefer mid or low 60s. 

The appreciation could be 2% per year on that low price point property.

It was listed on Zillow for $110k and we made a low ball offer at $90k, ended up getting under contract for $95k.