I will also highlight how to get a 30yr Fixed Commercial Refi Cashout Loan that can be used for investment properties and commercial propertiesA commercial loan is basically a loan from a commercial entity whether its a bank, alternative lender(non-bank lender) or private investor.The refi-cash out loan is a vital tool to your ability to build wealth and acquire properties overtime especially if you are a BRRR  practitioner.The reason the refi cash out is vital is because it allows you to get the equity out of your property to be used to acquire more properties, pay off debt, create working capital, or invest in a business.  

15% down v 25% down is 2% of the loan amount in fees right there holding constant the rate, highlighting how silly it is to think of closing costs as a "fixed" percentage. 

We do this in addition to the lease, as collecting rent is pretty much the most important thing to establish right off the bat.I also highlight the benefits of the form of rent I prefer to try to get the tenant to see what option makes both our lives easiest.Either way this is a separate form that is delivered and gone over in detail at move in date so we don’t have any confusion.Even if you have already started your relationship it is not too late to print up a form and go deliver it to him.Then everybody is clear on how they can and cannot pay rent.Good luck

These results highlight that forcing landlords to provide insurance to tenants against rent increases can ultimately be counterproductive.

Let me just hit some of the highlights;1 - If you plan on putting $5M down as a sown payment on your primary house, assuming this is 20%, that means the loan on the property would be $20M. 

The next step is to hire an attorney to draft an operating agreement between you and your partner(s) that highlights buyout clauses, decision making (in case of a tie breaker), etc.

I've highlighted this (and the proper way to structure a cash purchase) with a Bigger Pockets post HERE. 

I just finished reading it and I'm about to read it again with highlighter in hand!

If anything this thread highlighted why I'm glad I never made real estate photography my profession.

Some highlights include:• Multiple degrees - I recently completed a dual Masters program focused on Business Leadership and Dispute Resolution •Professional property management experience •Detailed oriented•Trained Mediator with experience in Landlord-Tenant, Neighbor-Neighbor, Small Business disputes• 5 years of Project Management experiencePlease feel free to connect with me to see if an opportunity exists to work together!