It’s agreed that lower demographic properties have greater volatility and a much greater chance of having a disappointing (if not outright negative) ROI for longer stretches, due to evictions, turnover, lack of good tenants due to high unemployment, and general social pathologies and bad financial habits among the lower-income tenant group.

GAVE me really GREAT ADVICE b/c he has a pulse on my highway stretch.

That might kill it if the 2 payments stretch them too much.

There's conservative and then there's ridiculous.The larger point here though is that anyone thinking that maybe they can stretch a little and go for a commercial loan on a larger property is likely to be disappointed when they go searching for money - especially from traditional banks.

What Kelvin is referring to is arbitrage (borrowing money at a lower interest rate then what you lend it out for) but the anology is a bit of a stretch for the following reasons: - Security: One is safeguarded by the FDIC, the other is secured by real estate quite often in a inferior lien position

If you rent it and $400 a month is a stretch for you what if something breaks or the tenant fails to pay so you need to evict.The world looks differently if you have a bit of cash in the bank.3.

It is one hell of a stretch to draw that conclusion based on your "evidence".

Honestly, if you're new to investing, 'stretching' in order to do the deal doesn't sound like a smart way to enter as a beginner.

If those instruments have not been provided to you, then it would not be a stretch that other instruments have also not been realised or shared with you as well.

The area isn't New York city by any stretch , but it is growing quite a bit.