Some property managers will look at other factors, not just your credit score.

Reading Vanessa Peters book “the busy professionals guide to passive real estate investing” and in it she has a chart showing initial investment of 100k, 8% preferred return, 20% cash on cash return including sale of property, and 5 year hold.Each year she shows $8k return (years 1-4) then a $168k return in year 5 including the return of equity.

And a deal in my opinion is one that will 1. pay for itself(All property expenses) and 2. pay the debt service(if necessary) and 3. put money into my pocket each month.  

If you have a $400k duplex and you live in half and rent halfOr if you have a $200k rental property Your deductible rental expenses will be the same. 

My team and I are actively working on a hotel-to-multifamily conversion and growing our portfolio of value-add apartment properties.

Some investors flip for immediate capital and then pivot to buy-and-hold properties for long-term wealth.Which do you prefer—flip for faster returns or hold for long-term growth?

Keeping all properties occupied 24/7 is crucial.

Rockefeller understood the value of real estate, owning landmark properties like Rockefeller Center.

I used half the HELOC ($160K) as a down payment on a 12-unit property, making my dad a 35% owner since we used his funds.

We are looking to add 1-2 more lenders that we can broker with that specialize in STR properties.