You can also just find a free one and use it with maybe some personal alterations on your part.

My legal-to-English translation of the purchase contract is "we won't guarantee anything, we don't know anything, we won't pay for anything, good luck."

Numbers can look great on paper, but that won't always translate to real life success.

Figured some of the concepts could translate from stock to real estate investing.

Interests don't translate to showings...

This would be a scenario wherein even though your tax returns show you in the green, a lender calculating your DTI will see this hypothetical property as burning a hole in your pocket to the tune of $500/month ($1500 minus $2000), which in turn translates into ballpark $100k less mortgage you're able to get (including if/when any of you wish to purchase a separate primary residence).When you're up in the 100+ unit apartment space, partnerships and LLCs and syndication and all that is normal.

It blows my mind that companies can be this far apart but it translates to all aspects of the business and you have to very careful.

I'd dive into the bank and make sure they're ok with it without altering the terms, which can happen.

“The U.S. has undergone tremendously difficult conditions that have fundamentally altered our nation’s demographics, but one thing remains certain—there is a need and demand for more rental housing,” said NAA President and CEO Bob Pinnegar.

Please any corrections, alterations, comments, or curses would be appreciated and will help me moving forward.