I emphasize this is not an application as then I would have to formally reject people and give reasons why.

After a year, you can move out, convert it to a rental property, and then use a conventional loan with a low down payment to purchase another multi-unit property as your new primary residence.

But then again if I offered more than I wanted and did win, I would not have been happy with my numbers.

Then screen tenants based on that criteria.

And it also then showed the average revenue impact of each amenity.

@Christopher GarciaReally depends as there will be investors who will want debt as long as there is no debt in front of them as well as those that want equityFor debt typically there is no upside but however you want to do it is up to youIn option 1 you note 80/20 equity split then 70/30 profit split.

They purchase properties, rehab, or build with the hope of increasing the value, and then find themselves holding onto these projects and renting them out when they can't find another suitable investment.

If you just need to pay them back the 20% they are owed, then you pay him out of the proceeds of the cash out and net the remainder.

Yes you could sell and get your 500k less taxes and then reinvest but maybe looking forward you need to look at investments with higher returns of 10% range.  

It's really only relied upon in new construction and even then I would place more value on a discounted cash flow with assumptions for time to stabilize to market occupancy.