It’s like saying I’m an owner of apple.

Capex $3.7MM, Agency financing 66% LTV @4.05% with 18 months IO.

Now I use Zelle and Apple Pay because I heard they are more secure.

@Nancy Bender what I would do is call vacation rental management companies and ask for the gross revenue on homes X size, then condos X size in a specific area/ neighborhood you’re interested in so you can compare apples to apples.

I’m trying to do both actually, cause even the best tenants can take a turn for the worst and I’m not convinced you can omit all the bad apples even with proper screening. 

Gilbert is a stable community between an Intel plant to the West and a coming soon Apple plant to the East.In a buyer's market, if the sellers are motivated, there are deals to be had.

It's important to keep apples to apples as threads like this often contain advice that work for residential properties, but won't work in the commercial arena.Super creative financing "can" work once in a great while, but it's not the norm.

@Courtney OldrinBelow are some tips/suggestions when it comes to organization / bookkeeping.Accounting Software Recommendations - Quickbooks(Desktop), Quickbooks(Online), Stessa, XeroOnline Storage to save receipts recommendations- Google Drive, Dropbox, Apple DriveExcel - to save information such as tenant name, lease start date, current rent, etc

In the stock market, an Apple stock is a apple stock.

To compare apples to apples, mine was going to be a complete tear down and rebuild, If you can just do repairs, it seems like it should be a lot less.