Details:PROPERTY(S): 5 Residential Units / 1 CommercialPURCHASE PRICE: $575,000Loan Amount: $427,500 ($402,500 Rehab holdback + $25,000 toward Rehab Cost)EXPENSE DEPOSIT: $3,995Value at Least: $625,000Origination: 4% of loan amount – Paid at closing LOAN TERM: 12 months w/ 6-month ext TITLE INSURANCE: PAID BY BORROWERAmortization: SelfINTEREST RATE: 10.99% I/O LOAN: $3,912The property cash flows $7,315 and my expenses would be $6,509.08 = $805.92 (income) FYI: RE-FI would be 5% either on a 15 yr or 30 yr loan I have to come up with $172,500 as well as $17,100 for closing & $3,995 Expense Deposit = $193,595 If I can have a second pair of eyes on this deal to help me with any concerns that I may not see.

After nearly six months of listening to the BiggerPockets podcast, reading as much as I could get my hands on, and analyzing a few deals every day, I just submitted my first offer on a pair of multi-family buildings in Phoenix.

You can cash out to buy 100 pairs of designer shoes if you wanted (but gosh please don’t).The HELOC qualification process is just like a mortgage.

I've done commercial PSAs where a client just wants another pair of eyes on the contract.

Pairs right to your personal # and you can customize how you want to set it up.

@Chris Sukala, well, 8x $600/m gross rent meets a "1% Rule" for the pair of quads.

@Robert Grunnah You could pair your IP Marketing with your direct mail? 

(Chicago market) Pairing with either dark cabinets or white cabinets.

Also, as I stated that I write my notes at the gym, I pair something I like to do (working out) with something I don’t like to do (paperwork).

I appreciate any and all ideas and criticism.Best Regards,Jason Hubbard If you've got the down payment (15% min) to buy it as an investment property instead of a second home (10%), rental income from the property itself might move the needle enough to make it work, paired with your spouse's income.