@Bruce Woodruff you beat me to it!

Trying to compete against a builder to sell your existing build is extremely difficult.If there is new construction similar to yours around what you're selling you'll be at a disadvantage unless the market is scorching hot again and the builders have waitlists like they did in the recent past.Let me know if you have any other questions or need help in those areas.

We did it really fast, lake 3 months but I expect we can do it a lot faster, and taking Mexican earning tax in account, so the value can go higher.

Doing the numbers on a commercial property value calculator, without debt service I will be at at a valuation of $3,026,400.

The rate is higher than with the standard prepay but if you are still looking to be at rental rates but have the option to sell within a year or so it is a great option.

Your tenants will pay down your mortgage and you can use some of the money from the rental to either help pay down your student loans faster or save to buy another property.

The $2000/month cash flow and the low 2.5% rate are tough to beat!

My rates would be at market but I don't want to have a bunch of people moving out at the beginning.

I'm planning to make additional payments to pay off the mortgage faster, and I'm unsure how to account for this in the ROI calculation.

So I presented him option 3, which is to build backlinks faster... you can buy them... but buying backlinks isn't something Google condones, most use a PBN or some sort of automation, and most are crappy links that will work great for the short-term and boost rankings... but you never know when the ranking will drop.