Just seems too good to be true. 

A lot of folks get tripped up with properly understanding their true, future property taxes, for example. 

If this is a true investment property, you would typically need a 15% down payment minimum anyway. 

In my market if there is such low action like this, I'm accounting for that in my true ARV and holding cost because it's a waiting game at this point for you.

(heavy rehab deals, flips, personal lending, etc)6,000,000 - Multifamily Syndications - With lower risk, greater diversification, and a 7% annualized preferred return paid out monthly, That's 35k/mo in true passive income while the invested principal is doubling or better every 5 yrs.I wouldn't spend a dime of the principal on houses, cars, fun, OR CHARITY because I can do that with the cash flow and end up giving more in the long run :)This strategy follows the commandments of investing:1.

So if you think hey I’ll put in $100k and get this huge passive write off it simply is not true.

If this is true, that's awesome.

@John Perrings So you’re saying the high surrender rates on WLI are not true?

But you would be missing the true number of closer to 33% of your profit on a typical financed property.  

It is true that some lenders might look at your returns differently and most of the time we, as investors, stick to smaller, more local banks to get flexible lending.