I’d recommend starting with rental arbitrage to get your feet wet and generate some positive cash flow.While I haven’t personally done rental arbitrage, some of my employees have, and they found it to be profitable.However, as a long-term strategy, you’re essentially building your castle on someone else’s land.

If you ever need insights on financing options for rental properties, including DSCR loans to scale your portfolio, I’d be happy to help.

I got into the life insurance industry part-time to help others achieve their financial goals, and I'd love to connect with any investors looking to explore how this tool can strengthen their real estate business.

in cash flow would cut it for me. i'd want enough to cover the mtg, but also R&M and a little for vacancy. if i can't do that plus have a little actual "cash flow" left over.... i'm still here :) if that's any indication. 

I'd keep the property if those numbers are correct.

I have a mortgage with NBC and will be using them more this year.If you'd like, I'd be happy to connect you with my buddy Mark who can give you quotes on DSCR loans, and connect you with Jody Shaw @ NBC who can help drum you up some quotes and tactics on getting a loan with them. 

I'd put less down and put cash towards new construction in urban core like olde towne east, king Lincoln, Southside columns ohio 

If you want me to go into further detail, I'd be glad to do so either on here, via PM, or even just call me.

I’d be happy moving forward if they are willing to take that $10K off, and be back at my original offer price.

I'd build up and go for at least 2 units but 3 stories is better. 3 story walk up apartments account for almost 65% of apartment developments round he country. this is what I'd recommend on your lot. this is 35' tall and we do it in columbus oh