Doesn’t matter what was said or done a year ago.If you believe the property doesn’t make sense at a 8% higher value, you shouldn’t buy it.To present a different perspective……Based on my experience, multifamily values have increased by way more than 8% over the past year in most locations.So if it was a good buy last year, I suspect it may still be a good buy at 8% more even with higher interest rates.Something to consider:Is the current rent roll higher or lower than it was a year ago?

Hi Sarah, an appraiser will likely not comply with your request - I suspect this has to do with obtaining comps.

I suspect this is going to be long, so be prepared or close this up now - lol.

This isn't limited to those with large portfolios, but I suspect people with smaller portfolios will have less cashflow available for something like this.Please refrain from answers with little detail (ex.

I have no personal experience with this, however I suspect your acquisition will reconcile the bulk of those liens.I suspect there are liens on tax, solar, and some form of second on this property. 

what I suspect is your expense estimates are way too low for the long term with 2 units.  

I suspect he's either rude to her or - more likely - making inappropriate comments. 

Here in my neck of the woods of the rural Northeast I suspect many newer STRs investors are about to find out what occupancy looks like when there’s 2-6x more inventory, rapidly-increasing regulations, and small towns worried their “character” turning to a new industry of site scrapers to auto-enforce local ordinances/regulations on occupancy caps and others. 

I suspect you will see private money be some quite interested in second homes over a 69 ltv as those yields should be enticing.

The amount of land initially purchased had many suspecting Tesla may have had larger plans than the Gigafactory alone.