Makes perfect sense.

It may not make sense for you, but I strongly believe it's an option worth considering (I've invested here for many years before becoming an agent here). 

In general I am anti-arbitrage but for something so unique it may make sense. 

I'm sensing this new guy will be trouble, should I allow him to go on new lease or evict both, I'm so mad I can't find our agreement anywhere, let me know, thank you for your time 

I am currently in Hong Kong, and there is no way I can or will invest here as home prices compared to rent yields just don't make sense according to any of my calculations.

I think your thought process makes a lot of sense, especially when it comes to how much more you could yield with interest only vs short-term P&I payments.

If so, you have to see what capital you have to deploy and whether or not it makes sense.

As mentioned earlier in the thread by @Chris Seveney, real estate prices have been going up particularly in Northern New Jersey, so a lot of tax appeals are pointless or do not make any sense.

This makes the most sense to me given all the details I’ve researched.

@Tayvion Payton  When I see posts like this, something I'm thinking the poster thinks financing is easier on 5+ units due to commercial loans or that the numbers make more sense.