Hello Bruce,It's not about interest rates, its about yields and principal risk.In investments you have market risk and idiosyncratic risk.When we think on quantifying these risks and assigning a discount rate, we can look at 2 components.

For a lot of people getting lots of doors would be detrimental to their strategy! 

A major component our luxury STR clients the moment are loan terms.

Contracts with large builders are certainly 100% in favor of the builder at the detriment to the buyer....but thats the case with all of them. 

your onsite manager is a huge component of your success. working with them so they understand the goal of the property is crucial for success. buying in the right area will boost your profits.

Like you, I was frustrated with my first job out of college, wanted to get running out the gates as a full time investor, but found out quickly that dropping my W-2 at such a young age would be very detrimental to my finances. 

Mention that you originally agreed to the fee with a marketing component that is not being delivered on.

It was built in the 1920 and is over 100 years old, meaning that a lot of big-ticket components are past their design life.

Yes there can be an investment component, but it must be your primary residence as well.

Thanks for the inquiryalso yes you are to maintain the property but also cosmetic components are not an absolute requirement to get fixed