I ended up absorbing about $2k in hard costs.

I'm at the point where I know enough to know that I don't know anything, so I'm trying to absorb as much information as possible.

@Steven Hamilton III had a CPA advise me to start with an S-Corp initially and later I could form an LLC to absorb the Corp when (if?)

Originally posted by @Wayne Brooks:Also, the 75% is a loan Max, not 75% Plus closing costs.  99.99% true... mostly no one does it, but you can absorb the closing costs into the interest rate rather than loan balance.

There are few people on this board that I read and absorb their posts, he is one of them.

I will not be an OOS investor as I am moving back to the midwest, but am still learning and want to absorb everything I can.

Denver’s apartment market got off to a strong start this year, as tenants absorbed all the units that hit the market and then some, pushing up rents and driving down vacancies.  

The seller absorbs most of the closing costs.  

Unless you have a very large income that can absorb losses on all your 15-year notes you will need 30 year so that you can continue to expand.

I'm taking my time and absorbing as much information as I can.