However, I am also considering duplex and tri-/quad-plex assets if they pencil.Additionally, I currently work for a locally-based commercial developer/lender on multifamily, land, and some hospitality projects.

I understand the standard rate in the USVI is 6% but believe I should be able to negotiate down based on the expected sale price.

I currently have a client looking to purchase their first investment properties here this year as well as in other Midwest markets that are also showing some of these same factors coming to light.Another thing to consider is that OKC is home to nearly 20,000 military / government workers with Tinker Air Force Base and the Army and Air National Guard posts there. 

@Samuel Coronado I’ve worked with a few lending options that have no seasoning requirements and allow you to borrow based on the appraisal or after repair value irrespective of how long you’ve owned the property for.

They have about 250k left to pay off and the value of the home is around 400k (based off of Zillow).

But based on the age of their post and their total number of posts, my guess is we'll never find out.

Every REI has a starting point, a build up phase, and an exit phase (this doesn't have to mean out of REI...it refers to cash).The key to determining this is based on an investment plan, and where the REI is in that plan. 

If you are self employed with no full time employees then you should consider a Solo 401k for your traditional funds and no UBIT on leveraged real estate. 

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