Hello BP,I was wondering how do you evaluate/determine your comfort level with regards to leverage. 

I'm concerned that if the closing happens after I leave my job, the mortgage legally would need to be re-evaluated and could be set at a much higher rate or not be approved at all.

Means you better learn everything bout Right of ways, utilities, building codes and tones more.. but hey.. if you don't learn those.. you will lose everything .. as REAL ESTATE is based on the land, the government laws locally, and every technical detail , laws, and technical jargon and fact including business law and contract law !!!

The cons are that I have zero experience evaluating multi-family properties and determining if it is a good deal or not.

Hi everyone, I'm evaluating an opportunity to participated in a syndication for a mid-sized apartment complex as a limited partner. 

Once they review the comps, the'll compare it to what tenant is currently paying and adjust the tenant portion (if anything) as they do their evaluation.

If you do not put data in the correct areas it makes it difficult for us to help you evaluate your deals.

Someone is prob going to over pay for this, I am just going through the process for my own experience and evaluation process. 

What's the best way to estimate the tax liability when evaluating a property?

It also allows me to choose which books I need in written format for further notes and evaluation without paying full retail for them until I know.