However, the higher purchase price made it harder to find a buyer in that neighborhood, as they had trouble qualifying for the larger loan amount.

If you're goals are not putting up the 25% capital, focus your energy and priorities on what your goals and priorities are. 

Exactly how much climate change there will be (as well as how much humans will mitigate it depending on the future of green energy, new technological breakthroughs or if we ever actually figure out that 4th gen nuclear is actually the best option). 

I would only focus on cap rates for larger assets.

However, the specifics can vary by lender.DSCR's are designed to accommodate various investment scenarios, so they can be quite flexible with terms and will typically have slightly higher interest rates compared to traditional loans and might require a larger down payment. 

The larger players last I checked were between 10-12%.

Here are some reasons out-of-state investors love the Milwaukee market: - Affordability: Compared to larger metropolitan areas, Milwaukee offers relatively low property prices, making it easier for investors to enter the market.- Strong Rental Market: The city has a robust rental market due to a diverse population, including students, young professionals, and families.

Often times these larger projects look rough, even if there shouldn't be a value problem (should as-is appraise at PP or higher) at purchase price.

But if it's much larger than that, maybe you consider selling and doing a 1031.

Or you could slowly consolidate the properties together to purchase a larger property.