@Snehann Kapnadak I agree with @Andrew Johnson depending on the deal size, location, underwriting, you may or may not need a syndication and can use other options to buy (if it makes sense of course). 

@Fred W Johnson, sure, you could start paying out the deferred principal once the 20 year amortized principal is paid out early (based on what your Lender told you). 

Hi @Johnson H., thanks!

@Kathy Johnson, the previous owner self managed with the help of one of the tenents who did the yard work.

@Kris Johnson Full disclosure: I'm a syndicator. 

Johnson and Company in South Ogden has been doing my rental business taxes for over a decade. 

@Ray Johnson, Thank you for the addittional points.

@Tim Johnson Come on Tim you know how our first flip went lol, we paid more than we should have up front, we spent to much on the rehab budget and we over improved for the neighborhood.

I think @Andrew Johnson made a good point with out-of-state properties to not get in between the property manager and the tenant.  

I typically agree with @Andrew Johnson but I would not put additional money down to get it to cash flow Analyze whether you can afford the negative cash flow.