@Mark Welp I don't think most conventional 30 year prime residential loans are callable based on decreased equity but I don't know about sub-prime or other types of loans- I only know about the limited types of loans I actually hold.

I've had experience in constructing single family homes for personal residence, purchasing property on a short sale, and renovating outdated residential property.

Then you have all the govt bureaucracy that is anti landlord with the multiple and unnecessarily  changing legislation.

There is almost always a decent single family deal available to offer on any given day (at least in the San Antonio area).Then when it comes time to exit, you also have a much larger buyer pool since you are selling to potential residential homeowners and not just limited to investors.

Right now meet ups are slow and from what I’ve seen it’s mainly residential investors attending.

I own 3 multifamily buildings (8 residential units and 1 commercial) in Waterbury, CT.

The 4plexes will qualify for 30-year fixed loans, assuming you qualify as a residential borrower. 5+ unit properties require commercial loans, the interest rate is typically only fixed for 3-10 years, make sure you're on the longer end of that.

It’s heavy on commercial rentals and has very few residential properties.

Do you want to own residential, commercial, industrial?

I love residential construction, and it’s been a dream of mine to start owning property and achieving financial freedom.