@Jon Holdman  my airplane partner has gone and done this in Oregon fully licensed and approved by the CCB  https://www.relevantbuildings.com/   check it out.. his market to start is rural cabins that can be locked and left.. and he has a multi going up in St.

@Ashley Madalone guessing you're asking what the tax ramifications of using pre-tax business funds to invest are.Not aware of a way to buy real estate and avoid paying taxes on the funds unless he'll use the real estate in his business.His tax professional will probably advise he take the funds out as a loan, at a market rate & payment terms.

Do you know which markets in particular you're looking at?

Something turn-key is typically going to be sold at market price (unless you can find a deal off market as you mentioned).

I don't know your market so I won't comment on it.

With regards to issues involving the contract, it's literally "Charlie Brown teacher" to my ears.Also, only offering MTM leases allows you to more easily mitigate a tenancy where someone is acting incongruent with your initial impression of them.

Now, every 1% origination moves the needle by 20-35 bps, depending on the lender.Usually, the only folks paying extra points in this market are deals where cash flow is an issue and they need to buy down the rate for more LTV.I've brokered 300 DSCR loans, and the rates you mentioned are no way real unless you're talking very reduced leverage (50% or so LTV).

The Akron market has good fundamentals.

There is a large demand for efficient distribution and storage of goods, thus many investors are looking for ways to increase their financial performance while continuing to remain competitive in the market.

It's OK to share your expertise about real estate or your local market, but you should only advertise yourself or your company in the classifieds.