They created this brokerage specifically for investors as opposed to the typical retail real estate brokerage.

Three years in a treasury as opposed to a 7.5% CAP multifamily is ostensibly a self inflicted tax....if that spread were considerably less, I might be more inclined to pay the tax and move in to the treasury.  

But generally I'm just looking at the process of building credit for a business entity as opposed to my personal credit.

I want to develop my own analysis of expected rent as opposed to what MLS listings have.

I just want to hit this question with multiple angles so I understand how to structure the deal in an educated way as oppose to looking newb(Although I am).

Yet, i wouldn't be opposed to spending a portion of this on the down payment and using the rest on repairs.  

Not to drag the conversation out but I have also heard about additional taxes you have to pay under an LLC which is why many people do not form one with one property, then I have heard of people who will form one for each individual property, so what is the real cost of owning a property under an LLC as opposed to just buying it under your own name?

Usually you'll Net more if you do the upgrades yourself and sell to a retail buyer, as opposed to a lower price for an investor/do it yourselfer.

Two weeks isn't long, but quickly dropping the price right away implies the seller miscalculated the original value, as opposed to the price creeping down as it's on the market too long.

It's not "gang" dangerous per say (you aren't likely to get shot at for walking down the street in the wrong color coat, rather, the biggest concern being dirty needles as opposed to much else), but again - anyone who has lived there will tell you it's far different than say, checking out homes in the British Properties of West Vancouver.