Don't leverage to the max, be conservative.

Raise the rent.Utilities probably run $150 a month, conservatively.

I went to the headquarters and talked to "new buisness" "purchasing" "conservation" and ended with the "office of the secretary" I tried emailing for a public records request for water that's been shut off in the Oakland area preferably and surrounding areas if that wasnt to much to ask.

Hi all,Does anybody have a reason why we use a higher reversion cap rate in our analyses besides for the sake of being conservative?

That was the RETA-only price when I opened that deal in June 2021.Today I conservatively reckon the condo’s worth around $350,000.Anyway...The condo is renting now.

Conservatively, I would plan on 12-18 months of lost rent (before rehab) and a signifcant amount of money/time to turn over the unit. 

There's a lot of moving parts here but it sounds to me that you owe them at most the original $150k + a conservative 8-10% interest per year (well above market rate).

As a conservative investor I might look at 50-10 deals a month and ultimately choose 2-5 a year. 

Here's our thinking: we can conservatively build multifamily for $200 a foot including land acquisition.

However, in my investing career, I take on conservative debt.