Up to $5,000 in fines."

Ummm, you DID see that, he mentioned this is a ROOFtop unit!? 

Hey Andrew, Yes I actually very much consider landing a contracting gig deploying saving up and then getting in finance.

I'm graduating college in May with a degree in finance, going into insurance underwriting, and there are several companies hiring in Dallas.

Cap rates are also one of the biggest factors in final valuation of a property, so missing this crucial metric can result in a very far off return.Some ways to mitigate these risks are looking for stable rent growth projections, I typically like to see 3-4% depending on the market.

As well as over 100K in fines. 

Google Marina Bay Sands hotel there.. we stayed there last trip.. its over the top.. the infinity pool is 60 stories in the air. they have a Grand prix race there too.. 

Other than an inaccurate ROE which once you’ve owned a property more than 5 years is way more important than ROI or COC which either reach infinity or over 100%  

My mom worked as a CO for 20+ years and had a degree in finance, she says bad idea but she worked until she was 65, not the path I want.

Newly built in 2022, this fully furnished community features amenities such as in-unit washer and dryers, eat-in kitchens, a 55” Smart TV, luxury vinyl flooring, a rooftop terrace with grills, off street reserved parking, and a car/bike share program.