==============Depending on what kind of non profit...There are few lenders in that area.Churches get underwritten based on giving units...not profits...and the number of families in a church...and the concentration of the donations by the largest 10% of donors//givers....Risk Magazine just rewrote the guidelines for churches.....and how to underwrite those loans.Non profit schools and hospitals (Charter schools)  get treated differently again....and there are two lenders that will raise money for those based on a private small bond offering...but more expensive than a straight bank loan.Hospitals and  assisted living facilities are treated differently again ....So some more info on the type of NON PROFIT info would help us assist you better....Please find a bank that understands those...as your average banker only understands DSCR and commercial finance is most comfortable with a profit driven enterprise....Non profits get underwritten differentlyI  just completed the loan process for our church for $1.5 million for the land to be followed by a $7 mill construction that I shopped to 3 credit unions and 2 commercial banks...

If you lose your concentration it's pretty easy to make a costly mistake.

Many agents will gladly fill that role for a steady source of listings meaning one less person to hire and/or more time freed to concentrate on acquisitions.

I am a buy and hold investor who now concentrates on multifamily properties.Most investors don't take into consideration the tax benefits of real estate.  

Yes, there are loan concentrations a bank has but it's not necessarily the number of notes you signed, it's the amount of loan concentrations to one borrower.

It is easier to reach a critical mass where you can start getting better bids on services, and if you want to start turning management to a professional manager so that you can concentrate on getting more deals, you will get better pricing there, too.  

What I would like to see schools concentrate on is holding a higher standard, remove lousy programs like no child left behind, and give kids the grades they really earned. 

If you're going to invest here I'd suggest you concentrate on areas you know particularly areas which are lagging the re recovery.  

Real Estate by its nature will be more concentrated than stock investing.However I think the concept of putting a similar amount of money into Real Estate each year/every 6 months is probably a good one. 

Account Closed It's only 20 minutes..Most of my SFR concentrated in Birmingham..