Erik Bottema 600 yards of stucco plus new lathe is not that easy. 30k+ is on the high spectrum, depending on the plus.

Obscene amounts of money and time is poured into researching the precise few feet where said tower will have the greatest/strongest spectrum reach.

@Sharon Powell I see your point and from my experience with I’ve seen both ends of the spectrum with agents.  

If you are having a difficult time gathering compatibles, I’d go off of the lower end of the rent spectrum. 

I can't think of generalization that addresses the combination as the mix covers a such a wide spectrum.* In a "normal" steady state market (not 2009), a single family home will appreciate better than a condo due to higher % land value.

They diversify their portfolio by acquiring assets over a broad spectrum of property classes and markets enabling solid returns in any economic cycle.

It builds character AND cash flow ;)Everyone has a different spectrum of real estate, only do what you feel comfortable.

I'm new to realestate investing and come from the construction side.My market would be lower population and a wide spectrum of properties.

In your post, I read a lot of tactics you are interested in, but I'd pull back and think what you want to accomplish and what you want to spend your resources (time / money / credit / skills etc.) on.I find it helpful to think of any given real estate strategy on a spectrum from Active to Passive.

DSCR REFI qoute loan amount: 112,000rate: 8.99points fees and cost: 11,576cash out value: 16,424Bridge loan. 84,000 interest only 12 months at 11.99% property will rent for 2000 at a 1.76 DSCR score. thank you A few things with lower loan amounts and DSCR loans:- Higher fees are actually NOT unheard of @Ko Kashiwagi - when you have a loan amount less than 150,000 (on average) there is a tipping point in the spectrum of rates and fees.- I see this scenario all the time, borrowers with loan amounts less than 150,000 will get whacked with higher LLPAs simply because of the cost to service and UW the loan.