Buy in growing areas, add value, and you will never be concerned with valuation (or occupancy).

I disagree with @James w when he says your biggest concern is what you buy and how you buy it.

If this was an opportunity, and you were just weighing out the risk, I wouldn't be concerned.

It's important to have some concerns because investing is a risk and it pushes you to be diligent.

No Kerry Boyle was not my point of contact on this deal, therefore would have absolutely nothing to add to the conversation concerning myself, or my comment.

It will be tough to find a lender with that little down, but my bigger concern is those markets are higher maintenance markets and lower home values, which if you do not have a very nice cushion in reserves it can crush someone, so I would also make sure if you get a property that you have sufficient reserves to handle any cash crunch.

As I have done before I'm a big fan of transparency and this forum, and will happily talk to anyone that has concerns about how we do business.

Money not a concern.

During Open houses where families roam freely, this is bound to happen unfortunately.This would be unacceptable if it were a private showing with only one set of buyers and a buyer's agent accompanying them.I have young children, and if I tell them ten times to keep their hands to themselves, they might still forget and give in to the urge to touch some toys.

The hotel must be within 5 miles of the tenants dwelling unless the tenants agree otherwise.These updates do not come as a shock coming after the CO Landlord Law - For Cause Eviction Policy updated the week prior, but a lot of these updates will certainly impact property managers and self managing landlords that have condition concerns on their properties.