I just look at it like a 12-15% down payment, which I can stomach.

The real issue that can and has reoccurred more than anything else IMO is that the original seller cannot just waltz out and get a new loan after their credit has improved.

To this very day we are still taking on new clients and are doing just fine, so it goes to show you can’t please everyone but that doesn't mean you can’t still do good business and improve.

For investors, this translates into higher cash flow and improved ROI.2.

For every ONE PERCENT that cap rates move against BAM they have to improve NOI by $6,000,000 just to BREAK EVEN on the property value.

If they have trouble with making rental payments, they need to start improving their skills and look for a higher paying job or double down and get two jobs.

I am in my working years, not relying on rental income, and am focusing mostly on improving my overall net worth (not as focused on living off the cash flow).

The property also comes with 7 acres that the airport told me i could improve with their permission.

Full stop.An investor can buy undervalued RE, do efficient improvements and create massive value. 

The only way to improve is through those moments where we fail.