Each property is owned by a separate LLC and has a true "investment property" loan with a local portfolio lender on 5/1 or 7/1 ARMs.

I've been quoted 5YR ARM amortized over 20 in the 4.25% region & 5YR ARM amortized over 15 in the 4.75% neighborhood.

At the advice of the agent and the inspector, I reduced my list down to the true Must-Haves - things involving safety, for the most part.

Look at this guide to get a good idea of how to do valuations:https://problems.com/resource/real-estate-investing/As long as you see better deals that meet your criteria, with enough safety, you will feel more confident in pulling the trigger.

If you phrase it as you’re concerned about safety, it may help.

Maybe if you were doing arms deals or something with the Ayatollah?   

Well, that's basically what happened in the 08/09 collapse, but on top of that there were bet's made on each card paying, and bet's on those bets, all done with hundreds of millions each, imagine doing this with credit cards that have a $1 trillion credit line and you started by bouncing $700 billion.At the same time the prevailing mortgages were ARM's, that had all but 0 qualifying and started with a "teaser" rate, which is a significantly reduced mortgage payment from what the ordinary payment would be, to the sum of as much a 1/3 of the regular payment.

The emphasis on safety and sanitation is here to stay; people will continue to be cognizant of these issues and landlords will have to invest more in health and safety products.

Also, there could be side effects, including sore arm, low fever, fatigue, and muscle aches — typical side effects for all vaccines.

Not in MA but here's our experience with the application of IRC2018 ....Our local bldg inspector initiated IRC2018 fire safety requirements for all multi's under his jurisdiction.