Always happy and partner with other investors so free to PM me.Regarding the deal you mentioned, I would be really careful about the tenant and neighborhood quality.

Prompt, quality service, good communication, good pricing.

A laptop and phone are your most used tools, so get the best quality tool you can for the job.

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Generally speaking, if you don't mind the slightly higher interest rate, relative to a comparable 15 yr product, this is the most advantageous financing option in this rate environment. 

Do your homework and insist on quality, you'll be fine.Best of luck!

I’d really like to speak to someone on this matter.

You can fix most problems with a little time, but if don’t have enough cash to float you by for a little while things get a little stressful and quality of life goes downhill real fast.

Consider doing JV or tenancy in common (TIC) but that's to be confirmed with an attorney.Bottom line speak with a real estate attorney about the best structure for the deal and ask them to spell out all of the terms and responsibilities in the Operating Agreement.Good luck!

Never tried any of the rest, but might now that I had to write them out and think about them. 1) Go to every architect, interior designer, top real estate agents/brokers, loan officers in town and shake hands, drop off do-nuts, take them out for coffee/beer and do it regularly. 2) Hit every REI meeting in town and offer to speak at some about the multifamily and spec building process. 3) You may consider joining and participating in whatever local business communities you are in. 4) Offer referral money to subs.