That is, these returns are projections, based on our analyses and best guesses, but they aren’t guaranteed, and there’s always risk associated with any investment.

I kind of assumed that lenders evaluate the property based off income and that the previous tax returns for the property would be worthwhile to provide them?

Lending software can be complex as if loan is a 30/369 vs actual/365 and late fees, accrued interest etc come into play it gets very technical and if it’s wrong it can be huge fines and violations.

Hi- Does anyone here have any experience in buying a project based Section 8 building, we are in middle of some negotiations. 

Understanding the calculation method and concept of each, and learning how to select properties for investment based on yields is important.

We select good properties based on whether our target tenant segment will rent the property.

We also allow them to have a US-based guarantor if those criteria are not met.

  :)Now, as I move forward, I'm shifting to option 2 for sure, or balancing my portfolio with more of these types of plays. 

I'm currently based in SWFL.

For colleges with a large international student base, MTR can work because parents will stay longer, but for short-term and likely for UTA, short-term would work, but also would expose you to way more occupancy.