Is it to build up assets, is it to make additional income, is it to reduce your monthly housing spend and save more money, is it tax breaks/benefits? 

As the great philosopher once said, "mo' money, mo' problems".I think the reduced leverage plan is a good choice to free up some DTI but obviously the extra fees on DSCR could start to add up a little.

The seller was aware of work needed and priced it accordingly but was willing to reduce the price point for an all cash deal.

For example, you may reduce the maintenance and capex to 5% and then discover turnover occurs more often than you had planned.

It'll at least help you reduce your living expenses.

And just having thought it out before greatly reduces potential of later hostilities "if". 

., “Enterprises” or “Holdings” instead of “Real Estate Investments”) may reduce perceived risk.

You don’t have to leverage it up all the way to reduce cash flow.

These strategies can maximize cash flow, reduce living expenses, and generate potential returns.Good luck!

It's wayyyyy safer.The biggest question to all GP is this : can all you GP guys survive if Fed does't change their rate or only reducing by a bit ?