But, that’s o.

Some investors choose i/o periods because their cash flow maybe negative and it makes senses in their books to pay I/o for 10 years let’s say.

This really depends upon your agreement with the HML, Daniel O.

I think it is a C-O-N spiricy.

To answer your question, 5-7% rates, 100% of rents count towards income (ratio is gross rents/PITIA needs to be more than 1.00, and there are lenders who can go less than 1.00), my clients like the 40 Year I/O (10 I/O, 30 year fixed, locked in NOW).

E&O insurance certainly helps if you make a mistake.

It is all about not forcing it upon people and knowing that you believe in what you have to offer, but it might not be everyone's cup-o-tea.

an older  o r .d i n. a n. c e (2018) imposed by the city (not Atlanta) but still in Fulton county that demands MF to pay an inspection every time before a new tenant enters their apartment?

HAHAH @Chase Hoover, the 1980's would like that little bit o' slang back. :)

Sure, details:The storage deal is a $6m acquisition of a 2018 c/o facility that is 50% leased up.