If the investors debt matches the length of the primary term with a set interest rate and it cash flows and the cap can be blended upward over time it can be still a manageable investment.   

I just sent in a report that your message uncovered.

Really listening to a customers needs and finding solutions for them and on top of that uncovering needs that they didn't even know they had.

Much like a home inspection, they try to uncover defects (e.g. setbacks, fences, aforementioned well, etc.), minimize potential risk & use the info to inform the buyer.  

Basically, problems can happen at several stages.1) During renovations: you could come across major problems not uncovered during the inspection and use up all your money before all the units are renovated...how then will you finish the project?

They can still do ports but with restrictions, and then they'll give you a blended rate, and the 2 mortgage components don't ever come due at the same time, and it's messy.

We are a blended family with 2 school-aged kids in a fantastic school district (but expensive area we will not be leaving anytime soon).

I became a PRO member today because I see the value that this site has and I am pumped at the quality of the tips and information I uncovered here already.  

I tend to think a blend of leveraged out and paid off is the way to go. 

Somebody suggested, on a similar post from a few days ago, to try the app World Uncovered.