Congratulations on getting into the game.  

I'm on my second project, first was a single unit buy, fix, hold & flip in Antwerp.

Transaction structure in this regard can range from 30% hold-back to 1/3, 1/3, 1/3.  

I have just been notified that closing is on hold due to verbiage on the HOA’s HO-6 policy.

Proven investors and we fund our deals within our circles. 80K is more than enough to get started in this game.

WELL I AM READY TO GET BACK INTO THE GAME AND START ALL OVER!!

I am finally ready to get out of analysis paralysis and get some skin in the game!

I also say that because as the property appreciates you can always refinance the loan to gain more cash flow or cash out etc..Rarely have I seen investors hold their loan for the full term.

I am a buy and hold investor.

I would say research is a lot easier when you are looking to confirm an answer rather than find one.How I determined that the info provided by a “random” is true:The gentleman that answered my question seems to be a CPA with his own firm and 25 years of experience (unless this is an elaborate hoax with no apparent end game).