The following is a hypothetical situation about investing in rental properties that I came up with in my head from what I already know. I don't know if its correct or incorrect, but here goes: Let’s just say I bought ...

Hard money does have lenders with much longer terms, some as long as 30 years (such as my company) so in order to make sure that all the info provided is accurate I wanted to provide a little clarity on my explanation.  

Take the uncertainty out of it, analyze your projected returns on this property and compare them to other investment opportunities and you will get clarity on how to best deploy your capital (in real estate or any asset class for that matter).  

Point of clarity, Fannie does residential investment property financing.

Not to be picky, but just for clarity, let's try that math again.

So just like you said, it really depends on your track record, asset holdings ect....Thanks for the clarity ben.

I have better clarity now.

So just a little clarity on the 4% rule.

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