I prefer to keep moderate leverage on my properties, so there is positive cash flow remaining.

The agent said the unIts can be sold individually as well.

We have a goal to create 100 units at an average of $250/mo free cash flow per unit which will create $150k each for us to replace incomes if needed, preferably add to or keep building.

@Destiny Prince Personally, I prefer to allocate vacancy of 8%, which equated to roughly one month a year that the unit is vacant.

I did that recently for an out of town purchase, and I strongly prefer to lead my own charge, so to speak.

Heloc prefers to have 20% equity after the loan.

And sellers often prefer conventional to FHA as there's an easier appraisal process (depending on how much work is required).If you own a property, and you have a spouse who isn't on the mortgage, then you could explore putting this one in your spouse's name.

Will it look better to seller/buyer as a individual REI or a REI company?

As I work everything out there are still some questions that I prefer not to get from Google.Is there an initial fee management companies charge new clients with preexisting properties besides the monthly percentage to manage them when starting new business?

This is a smaller area so I would prefer to hire separate local sub contractors to do the work if possible but not sure if a lending institution would typically frown at that.