This could spell disaster for undercapitalized SFR and small MFH borrowers.Many simply won't be able to do it, and as a result, a wave of foreclosures is on the horizon. 

This would be a buy and hold, with no value added projects immediately on the horizon. 

This would be a buy and hold, with no value added projects immediately on the horizon.

A couple points:- I'm overseas, so the market in which I choose to enter will be remote from where I live- Looking into the buy and hold, long term investment vice flipping- Interested in cash flow and generating long-term equity, with goal horizon 10-15 years out- Single family and small multi-family homes is my interestWith the above stated, what is the best way to look for all the metrics that make a certain location a "good" market to enter.

I'm not CPA or financial advisor and I'm curious what others think, but I would think the thing to do is run the numbers over an equal time horizon of 30 years - using that same horizon for both analyses, one for a 15 year and the other for a 30 year amortization period.

Our investment time Horizon is 25 to 35 years, three way proposition. 

This strategy is not good for short term investments and maybe best suited for something with a horizon of 3-5+ years. 

We live in Horizon. 

Use Joe Wallace at Horizons Bank.

What do you feel is on the horizon of the new year?