First, I have not done the full blown analysis on this offering because it was an offering that did not interest me overall- but I want to add the caveat that I have not run numbers and have not formed an opinion that agrees or disagrees with the sponsor.

-The other properties, along with my wife's income provide enough income for us to live on if we live extremely frugally. 

If you have strong credit and a good relationship with your local bank, they might be able to offer you something suitable.For lenders offering DSCR loans that don’t use DTI, only cash-out refinance options are available.

The sheer number of units amplifies the inconvenience, turning what should be a technological boon into an ongoing headache.While the locks offer attractive features like keyless entry and remote access, the pervasive battery issues overshadow any potential benefits.

I was wondering if there are any seasoned multifamily investors in Florida who have an in-depth understanding of the market.If you're someone with significant experience in Florida multifamily investing, I would be extremely grateful if you could spare some time to answer a few questions.

What we did have in the way of real estate “education” was (1) the book “HOW I TURNED $1,000 INTO ONE MILLION IN REAL ESTATE IN MY SPARE TIME” by Bill Nickerson, (2) education provided by organizations to qualify for real estate brokerage licensing and (3) courses in real estate offered by collegesI found that because of the type of education provided we were much more knowledgeable about real estate FUNDAMENTALS, FINANCING, AND LAW than investors are these days.  

Hello,All else being equal (other than the 2022 tax abatement for the gray’s ferry property) what area do people think would appreciate more and offer best rents?

I have had 6 people sign paperwork to buy the home over the last few months, but even the cash offers have pulled out when they see the price of Homeowners insurance in Louisiana right now.

I'd proceed with extreme caution - especially in a market like St Louis.

Spokane CountyAverage Purchase Price: Approximately $400,000Average Rent Prices: Around $1,600 - $1,800 per month for a typical 2-3 bedroom home.Investment Appeal: Spokane offers a mix of urban and suburban properties with solid rental demand driven by universities, healthcare facilities, and a growing tech sector.