It is only paying the "minimum cost".Thus, I'm trying to understand what type of metric would show the equity gain by having the rent, from the tenant, pay down the principal, essentially (at least in my eyes) building equity for me at no additional cost.

I am hoping you read this and reach out to me. 

Hope this helps and if you have any questions please feel free to reach out :).

Obviously the sooner you want to reach your goals the more you will need to sacrifice.

Here are some of the goals I'm planning to achieve in the next year: - Purchase additional multifamily properties - 30 units +- Start a syndication to purchase additional properties- Grow my social media presence for real estate purposes- Look into buying land and developing multifamily projects- Interested in investing or starting property management companyIf your interests or goals align with any of the above, please reach out.

Feel free to reach out

Reach out if you want to know more, but since you are happy with a few hundred, that's what I'd do.

Looking at the Year 1 data is typically enough.It also calculates Cap Rate, 1% Rule, and Cash on Cash return percentageI think the 1% rule, CoC, Cap Rate, and some other metrics are fine for comparison sake but none are a one-size fits all.

Thank you James, will reach out to my agent, but does a buyer agent has any leverage in negotiating interest rates with the builder?

till i reach my goal.