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So for these locations, leasing to a car lot is a “tax payer”; no cash flow just enough rent to cover the insurance and property taxes and perhaps a moderate loan service.  

Assuming the deals are value-add or new developments with moderate leverage/risk targets.

However, other options are available, and they can affect initial costs.Let’s compare various financing options to see how they can affect your financial goals.Traditional mortgageA conventional mortgage from a bank or credit union has moderate closing costs, reasonable interest rates, and lower monthly payments.

Maybe 5% would be my threshold but still would take putting lots of cash at risk for pretty moderate returns (by real estate standards).