Thank you in advance BP nation!

There is another report, the National Apartment Report,produced by Marcus & Millichap that gives their opinion/perspective on the market.

How long did you have to wait to cash out, what type of bank or institution did you use, and what % LTV were you able to get out of it.Amazing job and thanks again.

If you are starting out stick to the large institutions.

The National Flood Insurance Program is $24 billion in debt from payouts exceeding premiums collected.

Good friend has owned the second largest (if they never hit #1, it changes almost daily) real estate companies in the state and highly ranked nationally.

Stayed empty for about a year and then they refaced it and a Bank of America went into a part on the left and a dentist office went into the right side.The property was then listed as a NNN lease for both tenants at about a 7 cap.Your situation is different in that you are not a national corp. tenant but a mom and pop start up.

If you want a lease now is the time to institute it.

I'm using the DCF Analysis V 6.71 - CCIM Institute to dive deeper into my analysis of a 6-10 unit apt.

I suggest you only work with CASH BUYERS so you won't have problem with needing to disclose to your buyer's bank or financing institution that you are wholesaling the deal.