I estimate as long as I have an occupancy rate of around 35-40%, I should at lease meet the same returns as the long term tenant.

They're usually just looking for a profit and loss statement, rent roll and your tax returns.

From a bank standpoint, they will have a clear picture of who owns what and has what degree of liability;  however, all of the investors will have to produce tax returns and documents to the bank to show they are credit worthy. 

Low risk and potential to make a sizeable return without using credit or very much cash makes this a very attractive way to invest in real estate .

You just plug their email info in and it sends them a link where they pay by CC and the results are returned within minutes.  

What's your cost and return on that installation alone, according to your realtor?

If I take out a mortgage, my return goes down. 

apartments have better return anyway!"

Denver entered the 2008 real estate crisis earlier than most cities, fell less in value, and returned to growth quicker than other cities of similar size.

@Jaysen Medhurst yes, i bumped in to a local developer investor who just bought a multi fam was able to do an estimate of his returns with just plugging in number from the lot size etc.