Its always a risk although its not common for a bank to elect to use their event of default clause to accelerate the note..

It's completely up to you... but keep in mind that just becuase it's on the lease, does not make it right nor does it make any investment sense.... it may be completely situational dependent.

The most common strategy is to use the existing equity to put into another downpayment and buy another property - this provides an effective use of leverage as you are expanding your portfolio.

It doesn't make much sense to me, since it's a totally different approach to investing and has different nuances and needs.

I’m in the Syracuse ny area and multi families are pretty common!

This is most commonly done in multi families but applicable here also. 

I want to increase my portfolio, but not sure if it makes sense.

I am just not sure if the asking price of these two deals make sense or not.

This guy has as much in common with David Coresh and Jim Jones as he does with David Green or Carlton Sheets.

Is my building really not expensive or big enough to where it makes sense?