Keep in mind this person may be an entertainer or even an athlete who has recently come into their fortune so they haven't been able to clean up their credit yet.

It's one of the most popular areas for Cleveland's pro athletes and celebrities to call home.

Too many kids want to be actors and athletes and models because thats what the media teaches them.

'Nuf said about that...I would start by checking out your contractor licensing department with your state -- ask them how they recommend you proceed, as they may have a recovery fund or something similar, but it may require you to go through a specific process. 

If you buy poorly to begin with there is no recovery.. your 30k unit once trashed and vacant will only sell for 5k to the same person you bought the home from..its a vicous cycle at that price point.

The initial lunge is crucial and is an advantage that often propels the athlete with the best start across the finish line with arms raised high in the air.

The net result is still faster to profit.Example:  $100k property.  2 choices, 1 - 100% cash, 2 - 20% DPOption 1:  100% casha - Cost = $100kb - CF = $10k/yearc - years to recovery = 10d - profit 1st 10 years = 0 = noneOption 2: 20% DPa - Cost = $20kb - CF = $5k/yearc - years to recovery = 4d - profit 1st 10 years = $30kQuestion 2:  YesThe increased CF on the current property due to the lower interest rate is minimal. 

This is being driven up by the rapid recovery we saw in Greater Boston market as the impacts of Covid started to taper off.

I have tons of people( younger athletes) asking me to help them invest there money safely.

This also basically only pays off because of the insane bull market we've been in for a while now, exacerbated by the COVID recovery the market has seen.