However, if you are selling another rental and generating say a $200k gain, you'll be able to offset that. 

Small commercial properties like a corner store will have more of a link to the numbers, but not anywhere the link of say a large commercial office space building.

Hi @Mike Dymski , Question about the apartment complex requirements:>>>>"Net worth >= loan amount">>>>For an example, say a 100-unit apartment complex is selling at 2 millions.

I would think closer to downtown the better but have heard investors say as long as you are 10-15 minutes from downtown you are okay if is a nice neighborhood.  

. - I will say a standard 50% occupancy rate means that you'll rent out your home at least 183 nights per year which can be pretty high for some larger units.

Currently upgrading a four-plex in I would say a "B" neighborhood.  

When exactly is that point is, I can't say as your decision point might be different than mine.

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Let’s say a reasonable salary is $30,000 for this property, and she’s held it for less than a year.

So I make $125 extra for each stay.They say a picture is worth a thousand words....how about thousands of $$$$$.