I am currently uncertain if I should put 15% or 20% down.. there are pros and cons to both, and the market is wild so I am not a secure with what it will be doing in the next 2 years.

So we’re debating on taking advantage of the heloc while we can still get one, and since interest rates look uncertain for the future.

Hey y’all, I’m in a somewhat unusual situation and I need some advice.

If it's the latter, I would be wary of trying to attract tenants with unusually cheap rental rates.

Just avoid any prepayment penalties or unusual payoff calculations.

I can tell you from my personal experience from managing 500+ properties/owning 50+/owning a GC company to completes 10+ rehab a month that $9,400 VERY unusual.

As the market becomes more and more uncertain and returns get squeezed tighter, the flexibility of the 1031 investor to purchase at a higher price point and still maintain their returns seems to me to be another advantage of the 1031 exchange in an unstable market.  

Based on the 2014 figure, 53,000 units comes to 20% to 22% of all rental units in the city, an amount of rental housing that the city boasts about as so unusual that Boston is recognized as a superior national model of success.

This sounds a bit unusual on the front end .

We were looking at what was advertised as an RV Park near downtown and when I started my due diligence on the property, the city manager told us in no uncertain terms that he had been trying to get rid of the park for years.