If they are federal loans, then if you consolidate, you get the weighted average of the interest rates and you don't save any money.

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I think I would've gone with a lighter color on the countertops but looks great.

General condition of the building, income approach and comps for price/unit would be the most heavily weighted but also include the market itself...

IMO, these are some of the important things to focus attention on to your annual projections because as they increase, your cash flow generally gets lighter.

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If the cost approach is relied on, it can't be given more than 49% (last I heard) weight in the final analysis.

I'm curious because I'm weighting out buying a multi fam or a single fam house.

And FYI, pre approvals from HML's don't carry a lot of weight with any type of informed seller.

I can tell you from experience wholesales, good ones, are worth their weight in gold.