You also want to look at the property from an future equity position and evaluate the ARV.

Most Major cities will still fill office space in the future as more people get back to work as you realize while some people may be more productive remotely working in groups and mentoring people has a lot more progress in personIf you bought office in 2018-2020 then I really feel bad for you though as there is a pricing reset for those building owners

The more you push, the less progress you'll make is what I have found.You seem to know what number you need to pay in order for this to work for you. 

Best of luck, would be interesting to hear updates if you'd be willing to share as things progress.

Evaluate the lender's reputation and experience: Choose lenders with a proven track record who have been in business for a while and have reviews/testimonials you can talk to if you like3.

Conversely, some nurses might want to "get away" from where they're working and drive up to 30 minutes away in order to enjoy a more rural, quieter rental.Safety, furnished, and ease of getting to/from work, closeness of restaurants, and "not like a hotel" types of properties are what I would look for in a rental.Would love to hear more about your real estate journey as it progresses!

I have heard anecdotes about how doing a quick claim deed later, the county might consider that a sale, and re-evaluate your property taxes.

This progression is typically more effective than starting with a single-family home and trying to move into multi-unit investments later.

For example like shopping around for insurance or evaluating the portfolio between cash value and replacement cost insurance.

Just by joining BP, you're already making tremendous progress-- lot's of great ideas and people to network with.