@Roger MoralesI live in St Augustine, and the Jax market can be challenging, with insurance costs, the low cap rates, and the assets that are older.There are so many Southeast markets that would be favorable to invest in.

Look for a company with experience, good communication, financial stability, and tech skills.

Research the market to find favorable conditions, such as job growth, population expansion, and affordability.Assess your financial status and consider different financing options such as conventional mortgages, private lenders, hard money loans, and innovative financing approaches.

Small issues with liquidated some other assets to fund the entry fee.

Investing in one asset class and 3 syndicators is like investing in delta, United and American AirlinesIf that asset class has a funk, then so do you.This is a personal preference for you - but owning real estate - especially a str is like running a new business and is not passive

- The best time to start is after you've done thorough research and are financially prepared.

My issue is that in the opinion of the remediation contractor (who has a financial incentive to recommend as much remediation as possible) all that wouldn't reduce mold levels long term, due to the fact that it's a basement in Portland, and the levels on the report are extremely common in basements in the area where no water intrusion had happened.

Make sure your financial situation is square and go for it.Happy investing...

If you are going to be financing the remainder, then that payment will be included in your DTI.I always tell my clients this: you need to qualify based on 1) income 2) assets and 3) credit.

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