.- thanks  1)  you likely wont be able to use the financing contingency  as it sounds like the loan is available at 80% ltv ...check with your realtor  or a real estate attorney  2)  rates are coming down so check the terms from the lender that can offer  80% or 75%  ltv 3) contact  the smaller to mid size banks and credit unions that are close to the subject property for options   4) if you have the means to leverage the 10% difference via HELOC / retirement account loan or  some other tool- consider it - good luck

@Sonal Chopra If your short term goal is to reach a net worth of 100MM in assets within a time period 10 to 15 years, you'll need to grow and scale a business to a considerable size.

@Bobby Valcin There are appliance lifespan charts that with deciding, also serial number look up for appliance ages.

Multifamily has a wide range of property sizes, types, class etc.

I went from $25,000 loans to $100,000 loans to $250,000 loans to an average loan size of $2,000,000.  

But, I believe that a fee structure like this is way worse than something simple like: "Good" Property Manager Fees:- 10% of rents- 50% or $500 lease-up fee- 25% or $250 lease renewal fee- 10% GC charge on projects over $1,000 (guarantees they will get 2-3 quotes on jobs of this size).- $500 - $1,000 flat rate breakup fee, payable only in year 1.This very simple, but higher headline, fee structure better aligns incentives.

@Spencer TillmanI agree price is way too high.1858 Rutherford is 2x size and pending for $422k and pictures show better1935 alfresco much larger and contingent $469k2126 speed is smaller but $130k lowerI know nothing of this area but my guess would be this ends up selling for around $350-$375k.

Purchase prices are quite different ($240K vs $450K)...is that due to location and size?

Currently working through some (very) preliminary due diligence with the goal of creating a template for 150 & 250 unit climate control buildouts in order to dial in an acreage size to focus in on for land acquisition, and to try and determine the most cost effective & scalable footprint to build as a "test" that can be scaled. 

If you paid it down, you can always lump sum some money towards WL, but is limited to the size of the contract.Dont get to think WL as investment.