I'm highly motivated and optimistic, and I'm pumped to break ground in such a versatile field.

You should expect to leave 25% equity in the property.Your loan interest rate is optimistic.

Pretty sure luck was largely in play, and the only real credit I can take is for having the cajones (or the blind optimistic stupidity) to buy all four, even tho on the day I signed the second deal, I didn't have enough money to even buy all four, let alone start the rehab, and owed the IRS about $40k.

I am rather new to real estate investments, but I am excited and optimistic about the opportunities.

Overall everyone there seemed optimistic, but I don't give that much consideration personally.

Hi Bigger Pockets Members in Chicago,Its been a long two months but I'm cautiously optimistic that I just locked down a 3 flat over in Logan Square Hermosa with a https://www.redfin.com/IL/Chicago/2441-N-Avers-Ave...Overall cost: 506,0003.5% down+closing costs: Approximately $26,000Monthly Payment (PITI): $3760/monthCash on Cash Return: 23.5%Estimated total updates: $55,000Estimated Cash flow: $4200 / monthEstimated CAP Rate: 6.8%Rents:Unit G (2 bd / 1 ba): Current 900 - Raise to 1100- updates include: -Adding in-unit washer dryer-update kitchen, pretty much need a new kitchen and new appliances.

While optimists state that there are still trillions, yes trillions of dollars of debt just waiting for the banks to release.

Not if, but WHEN (we're optimists 😁) Disney gets back to business we'll surely get bookings if priced competitively right?

Do not be optimistic on the eventual sales price or time to sell; be very conservative.

As for my goal, I'd like to buy at least 4 homes in the next year (optimistic?)