I've seen variations of these from multiple PMs in different states.

yeah, when interest rate goes down, invest in index that's tech heavy like S&P or nasdaq (as their DCF increases *DCF is actually a derivative of interest rate as well).if interest rate goes up, invest in commodity ETF or in TBTand if interest rate is extremely low, buy as many rental as possible lolIt's that simple lol I’d only add one variation. buy as many rentals as possible when deals are to be had.

Of course there are many variations between this and finding out what you want to know by just reading.

@Alon Attiasyou've asked a bunch of variations of this question. 

It’s a variation of 203k but is designed specifically for value add owner occupancy properties.

They are extremely similar in expenses and the biggest variations are management costs and debt service.

The variation of these factors will make a property cashflow or not. 

In addition to the "I was tolds.." mentioned above, I've heard several variations on the deed in lieu.

@Dan Deppen, our values are easier to ascertain being a small nation and we don't tend to have the variation in suburbs that America has. 

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