There will then be private lenders or HML that could take a swing at this..

So to play in MFH in same market of opportunity means paying nose-bleed prices against other buyer's with no concept of cap-x, and having to compete against brand-spankin-new builds looking all shinny and with there assorted amenities like Top-Golf arena, pool, dog washing station etc.. 

Making a greater down payment will help you create equity more quickly and safeguard your investment in case market swings occur if property prices are rising quickly.In the end, the choice is based on your unique financial circumstances and investing goals.

I know the established CRE agents can do well in both up and down markets because businesses need to upsize or downsize during market swings, if sales are down they do more leasing.

We host The Masters Golf tournament in April which brings millions of dollars into the city every year, with visitors often buying 2nd homes here.  

Wanted to swing by the New Member forum and introduce myself.My name is Melani and although I’m new to the BP site, I’ve loved the BP podcast for quite awhile.As for my background in real estate — my first experience with investing was shortly after college.

No different then when playing golf and the yardage marker on the tee box says 175 Yard Par 3.

, close access to National Parks, golf, fishing, rivers/lakes, bicycles, canoes, boats...et al?  

Hard to pinpoint solid comps in the area as they swing so wildly, but somewhere in the range of $94k. 

I keep meeting successful RE investors who play lots of golf.