The upside of that short amortization and low interest is that you are probably knocking down the principal pretty quick.In theory your plan is perfectly viable as long as you don’t over leverage yourself.

Focus on providing a perfectly clean unit as your highest priority. 

I wrote a book on multifamily investing and even dared call it the The Perfect Investment .

Mmm, that could result in couple of things, she might be a pain moving forward or she would be your perfect/dream tenant who is going taking care of the property and pays on time.

There's no perfect software out there.

It provides the perfect amount of together time with some breathing room.The vacations I have had with my extended time that were the most relaxed and successful were when each family unit had their own private space that we could retreat to at the end of the day.

I would be happy to email you a PDF copy of my book, The Perfect Investment.

The red flags here are mostly on the seller’s side and if this is an issue for them I’ll be perfectly ok to walk away and pursue other opportunities that I’m already reviewing.

The cheap prices, rapid growth, proximity to large cities, and lying right of I-40 gives it the perfect position to be the city outside the cities.

A cash-out equity loan of $75000 with no pre-payment penalty would be perfect.