I personally haven't run into that on the site (I mean the whole 3 weeks I've been here lol-I'm fresh on the scene), but I'd assume that in many things it's the majority's goal to use OPM.

I've always been curious about the behind the scenes.

Aloha, @Mario Quehl and welcome to the scene :) It's great that you already have some knowledge under your belt and are putting together a team of investor-friendly professionals in various roles.

Rate is also risk/appetite based, and for someone newer to the scene could be closer to 5% (the above isn't a quote by any means, very much speaking in generalities). 

In your case it makes perfect scenes to be a renter.As for your investment plans  I suggest you rethink the SFH route.

There's also been a lot going on in the beer scene here and I can suggest a few great spots to check out while you're here.Cheers!

The city wants to densify zoning along Morena boulevard, and with direct access to down via trolley, and an up and coming food/restaurant scene developing in the area, this could be a strong in next 5 years.

Yeah I’m seeing 2018-19 prices even some 2017 and while I think this is a fantastic buying opportunity in D.C. and given we are the nation’s capital and have a fantastic cultural scene and I have no doubt we will bounce back.

That said for me being a newbie to the precious metals scene I found it to be an eye opening read.

It was introduced into the underwriting process when computerized underwriting software can on scene in the 1980s.