So, perhaps you prefer to be more of a "buy and hold" investor.

I can assure nobody adjusts 70% of holdings for "funsies". 

But you also want to make sure you have enough left over to make sure you have some holding costs should things not go as planned.

Either way, I'd highly recommend that you be cautious with the above mentioned in this post.I didn't like the idea of giving the money up front and no guarantee to close. 

I had a HF offer me $25 million to start, and would go up to around $200 million for buying houses to hold.

Here’s some advice to help you navigate your new duplex investment:Vetting Current Tenants:Even though the tenants are already in place, it’s still a good idea to perform a vetting process.

Unfortunately, filing a lawsuit is not a viable option for me due to personal circumstances.I would greatly appreciate any ideas or guidance on how to navigate this situation.

How it seems like a good idea to use social connection as a criteria for what is one of the most important financial decisions in a consumers life escapes me.

Investment Info:Single-family residence buy & hold investment.

I can't imagine the Hotel likes the idea that they have an employee inquiring about fraudulent loans from patrons, employees and local business owners in the area.