Lots to consider here but most important is finding the right team of people to help with this. 

A lot of people put more down but end up with a higher rate.

People value the payoff of real estate and investing, so I post my numbers, analysis and all the great tips that my businesses have profited from.

So many people try to convert a property they originally never considered as a pure investment property into an investment property.  

I’m still unsure if I am not talking with enough people or I need to change the structuring of the fund in some way. 

The AC question with Mini Split units is that they have to have an outside drain. lots of rooms without windows or office buildings do not have a place for a drain outside in a yard and people install without which leads to a problem with dripping water.

However I'm just looking for a "vibe" from some pros, experienced investors or people familiar with the area out there who'd be willing to give their 2 cents of the potential value with some caveats/details of the home as follows:- 2022 Home Appraisal valued home @ $1,100,000- 1st 2BR duplex unit rent=$2800, 2nd 2BR duplex unit rent= $2150, 1st 1BR unit rent=$1950, 2nd 1BR unit rent=$1800- All units have washer/dryer- 3 of the 4 units have been upgraded (new floors, appliances, etc.) in the past 5 yrs.- Both boilers installed new 2017- Both electric panels upgraded 2015  - Shared Backyard access for bottom 2 units- No Parking, No Central Air- House built before 1900- Roof about 20Yrs old- Assume Fed cuts rate at least .25 point later this year Any thoughts would be appreciated.

I am happy to see that most people at BP are very helpful towards their fellow investors. 

The only people that can truly answer your questions are the local brokerages.

I know some people are against buying properties that won't have a positive cash flow, but I'm comfortable with it because it is a long-term investment for me.