Personally we don't do anything more than 50% leverage and right now we are right around 20% leveraged on our entire $4mm portfolio.i don't understand how people do all these 0,10-20% leverage deals and max out with little to no cash flow but have "100 doors" we have 20 doors but they are all high quality homes.Was an intensive grind and a lot of cash but I wouldn't trade our journey for anything -14 years later were at 20% leverage on our portfolio and dropping rapidly every month

(But you'd likely be limited by HOA - as far as which days and hours you can make noise in it remodeling)If you do stick with the plan for buying in the Loop, and have access to cash, whether yours or you borrow.... family, hard money lender etc...

Louis is how you will meet different lenders, investors, and agents to help make the project happen once you have the funds.If you grind it out now and build a solid foundation for the future, I'm sure you'll be successful moving forward.

You can certainly learn through free resources and online forums like this but a mentor can help cut thru the noise, provide clarity specific to your goals, and provide support to achieving them without the trial and error. 

That helps mitigate the noise and visual impacts.

I am proposing to drop the rent to  $ 2750 guarantee for two years for the loss of the storage space and the noise for the construction of this ADU.

There is some noise in this comment, but overall I appreciate it, especially on LinkedIn, where everything is an echo chamber of "I help create passive income for busy professionals", "Invest like the rich", "create financial freedom through real estate".  

Until them, you'll have to grind and earn it, this is where the going gets tough. 

It is feasible, but needless to say, it is going to require a lot of constant grind. 

I’m planning to buy area rugs to help with the noise but I’m wondering if anyone has any other suggestions to help with the noise.