This is especially true when you utilize low money down to purchase multifamily.Caution with Out-of-State Investing: Investing out of state entails complexities and reliance on unfamiliar parties, which may pose challenges compared to local investments where you can easily drive to and learn more quickly about.Realistic Assessment of "Cashflow" Markets: While investing in cheaper, cashflow-focused markets out of state is popular, it's important to recognize that the numbers on paper often differ from reality, and success stories may not represent the norm.Manage Expectations: Be wary of overly optimistic narratives and calculations, and ensure your investment decisions are grounded in realistic expectations and thorough research.

Sounds like a win/win for both parties.

You can negotiate your own terms with a private party who may be willing to give you a lower rate than what is available on the public market.

Understanding the timeline is crucial for all parties involved, offering clarity and expectations during this challenging process.

In CRE, the financing is executed by private party with only 5 years baloon payment, the private part of the financier alsouses the money from investor, so yo could literally, invest from both side (this has nothing to do with your original question).- So in reality, the residential equity ownership is always better because you owned the asset directly and your counterparty is goverment, this is not the same with CRE.- Also because of the structure of LP/GP ownership, this is always true: the return/risk is always favour the GP side, even if investment is collapsed they still make money from the split,acquisition fee, waterfall etc,etc.

The platform automatically pays according to the time spent so in case of parties or whatever the cleaners are compensated within days.

The only market I see thrown around is Columbus and feel like I’m late to that party.  

The important part is to start executing.You can always have 10 conventional mortgages and then start doing DSCR stuff.

Think about your SO preparing food for a SuperBowl party.

All parties have settled on the price.