Should I max out what they will lend me so I can invest as much as possible in the next multi-family asset, or should I be conservative and just take out what is needed for the initial amount of capital that is required for the next deal. 

Nonetheless, still a good cash flowing market...just need to keep your eyes open to the potential risks and be conservative on your anticipated rent.Anyhow, best of luck to you!!

I would say their fees are high and they are not being conservative.

You work hard, live a conservative life style, save every penny and the money will come in time.IN your case give yourself a couple of years of employment after graduating and see where you stand.

Per the conservative proforma, at 18% of the cash flow, that should give us about 10-11% return by year 3.

Work hard, take on additional work, live a conservative life style, change your habits and circle of friends, save money and concentrate on getting your credit up into the high 700s.To be successful you need to modify your life style.

What am I️ to do or am I️ going crazy running such conservative numbers?

I thought I was conservative with that price and he came back with 12k.

Within this 1031 structure he would reinvest in the LP position talked about above at a, let’s say conservative 10% cash on cash.

I know of some commercial properties where the Geotechnical Engineer was fired because the builder thought the foundation design was "too conservative" (too expensive).