Most of my purchases, and clients I work with, are leveraged so we are looking for as much consistency and security as possible so that puts us in more owner occupied type areas.

Also, the cash flow of the paying notes will provide enough cushion to allow me to survive almost any crash.6 - Finally, I have about 10% of my portfolio allocated for investment in high(er) risk property investments - and while there’s no telling how I’ll do on this, in the past I have been able to purchase some volatile assets at very low prices and end up doing pretty well.  

A request for separate compensation should have vanished when you formed an LLC to purchase, and no mention of a 'fee for service' was mentioned.  

Question is - is that the appropriate financing lever, or should I get a conventional FHA as it would be my first purchase?

The property was purchased through a LLC so a conventional loan isn't an option for us.

Question is - is that the appropriate financing lever, or should I get a conventional FHA as it would be my first purchase?

Purchase price: $75,000 Sale price: $105,000 I purchased the property as my primary residence with a one bedroom above garage apartment.

Hi Jimmy, I am interested in purchasing a multi-family home in either Columbus and Cleveland.

Purchase price: $200,000 Cash invested: $24,000 16 unit good bones building bought at an amazing price as an off market deal since it had many downsides but the downsides are just temporary.

@Eric MartelMr Martel, with the significant jump in interest rates the last several months, are you still finding buy and hold investors to purchase the properties after the flippers have done the rehab and placed a tenant?