I was open to letting these two guys make their best case, maybe they learn something.This is your standard fare anonymous forum poster BS hiding behind privacy concerns.The only reason it's still going this way is because they won't come out from behind the curtain and just have a regular conversation and somehow turn a Zoom invitation into some type of threat or aggrieved behavior.

I do however completely agree with you that we’ll likely see a cut next month and that there are standard metrics and pieces of data that help us determine where the rate will go.

C class renovations are of less quality than a B  ( The  cheap Lowes Commodes vs a decent American Standard for example) and in many Indy areas the C class homes we always a C class area and the original home was built cheaply.

What I typically do when I buy them is I will fix up the vacant units to a very nice standard and lease them out at or near top dollar.

Upstate New York will generally qualify with standard markets such as Travelers, Nationwide etc... there are a few other property programs that do very well depending on the size.

(i could potentially go to the bank and get DSCR or a standard 30 year mortgage on it and have a cash flowing rental for $100-$250 a month?) 

The downpayment was through my savings and the mortgage is a standard rental property loan.

looking at the website 1 to 50 mil deals and for a REAL lender not a fake lender.10k due diligence on a large deal is pretty standard stuff.. but what i would caution you on is thismake sure before you go down this road that you are realistic about your ability to get multi million dollar loans.the main thing is there is going to need to be real equity in the form of cash .. 

Here in FL I would say 20% is standard. 

It seems to be pretty standard and a good deal.