It will get your creative juices flowing by listening to other success stories.

@Jonathan Bell I would suggest using a deal that fits your investment criteria and not worrying about what another property sold for.

That's in the belly of the beast and it has been in development since.....forever.

@Caleb ReitsHaving an interested loan originator helps, it's a lot of squeeze and not a ton of juice for the lenders.

So your idea of a dashboard that would cover all stages of a property investment (especially when heavy rehab is required prior to renting) would likely gain traction if done properly.Hope this helps get the juices flowing...feel free to PM me.Greg

If you go belly up on that property, you will still be required to pay back the lender and not just the lost equity, but all the fees and what not too.

ADUs don't appraise well, so you'll need that extra juice from the house's improvements.I love your plan.

Hi @Scott Bell - I too am in the same situation but will be moving to Colorado Springs.

Yes, debt can juice returns, but it can be a huge risk if the asset faces NOI challenges.

If the only consideration is how to juice your ROI, then obviously it makes sense to use leverage.  9% COC is less than what most investors look to get for a return.