Yes the down payment will probably be 25 percent, but the loan will be based on the building's own merits and not as much on yours. 

If my posts can't be examined on their own merit, which is what people should be doing, then this concept misses the mark IMO.

I evaluate each situation on it's individual merits.

@Ericka Grant It appears that many of the people posting in this thread have been discussing the merits of using leverage vs using all cash, but I don't think it has to be so black and white.

My degree has no merit in the real world let alone real estate.

Aside from getting their nod of approval on the merits of the investment itself, I would also like their help with UBIT, and on creating an overall investing strategy long term. 

I asked if you thought that you working for a wholesaler could bias your feeling on wholesaling in general, ie prohibit you from seeing the merits and nuances of other side's argument.

@Kevin R. your family is giving you a valuable opportunity , when evaluating this investment consider the merits of it without taking into account the leverage as this will be available on any investment you make.

Each situation will be viewed under the merits of the transaction.Point being, investors need to be more careful in what they do from either side of a deal

Otherwise, this technique has merit.