Hello,
Im working with a lender to refinance into a Fanny Freddy mortgage now that I have stabilized my 36 unit complex.
They have asked for a CAPEX schedule, and a T-6, in addition to the rent roll. 

I imagine a...

With what little we had left, we made a last-ditch effort to pivot into real estate by splitting the entry fee into a private investment group in Columbus, OH (our hometown), which also happened to run the largest public real estate network in the state, The CREAM.My friend bowed out early, but I stayed in, showing up to every single weekly call.

@Brandon Elliott-Pandey So far after running all the numbers as is and with a property manager at 10% I would profit $270/month

One of my properties (Wolf Run) was supposed to be at a 6.02% rate.

No ductwork was added to this basement which is totally below grade and naturally 15 degrees or more cooler in the summer.At a third house which was 2 story with boiler in the basement adding ductwork to the first floor was easy in the unfinished basement, and running ducts to the second floor was not all that difficult. 

Because at the end of the day, in most cases it is better to buy in the long run than rent.

Make sure your first rental cash flows well by running the numbers as if you were buying it today.

Also, even with an LLC, a judge can come after your other assets if you're not running it correctly.

Upon selling, you might position yourself to take advantage of some other deals that come up within that 1 year time frame, so you can have two projects running simultaneously, and so forth and so on. 

Eventually, I want to transition to multifamily or commercial real estate investing and run my own business as my full-time job.