NOI, and thus cap rate, feeds into how much of a down payment is required b/c it feeds into the "sizing" of the loan.Many asset classes, like apartments and offices, have less than ideal in place cap rates today, so you need 35% or 50% down to buy them (unlike a DTI-based home loan, your personal W2 income cannot be used to significantly offset).

the book in the bp bookstore. i did the rookie boot camp 2y ago that i imagine this book is kind of based around, and one of the first steps was picking your strategy. the tough part is: THEY ALL WORK. but they all require different skill sets, different amounts of time, and will create a different-looking life for you once the ball is rolling. you have to lay out what skills you have, what you do and don't like doing, how much time you have, and what your vision is for your investor-life 5y down the line, and choose the strategy that aligns best with those things. 

My neighbor is Puerto Rican and one of our customers is military and Puerto Rican.  

Based on the kind of return you expect, I would stand pat. 

Perhaps the lender base d the loan on potential.

Be advised, military personnel are not bound to lease agreements if they get orders to PCS to another base (permanent change of station) or deploy. 

I am trying to get an asset based loan my fiance and I don't have the best W2 incomes but we have enough assets to foot the bill. 

View report*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.Would you have done this deal? 

I have done some conservative calculations based on my current cashflow and I can be confident that I will have at least $46,000 by that September 2025 milestone.

I’m working on an Amazon-based side hustle at the moment, and have been trying to break into tech for the last year with 10 personal apps set to release on the App Store sometime this year.