If this checks out, I'll start with a small test and see how it goes.

Did the engineer report raise any red flags?

Assuming the rents cover your expenses, in 30 years when you’re in your early 50s and the mortgage is paid off, and you’ve done the smart thing by raising the rents over the years, you will be sitting on a multi-million-dollar asset that cash flows thousands of dollars per month at the cost of a measly $20k or so out-of-pocket when you were 20-something.

You take a new vehicle for a test drive before making a decision.

you already show ability to raise capital or save money.i would say start small and have cash on the side and continue educating yourself on your own.

Central location - relatively motivated sellers - mostly fed subsidized (mental health) - is it worth renovating and raising rents      - is it possible - small Apts (mostly 1 br) - option to hold and cash flow then repurpose as city changes zoning / vision How do you finance a large commercial purchase like this - % down / LTV - amortization / ARM - cash flow requirements - inspection requirements - special clauses for maintenance refinance options later Asset or personal info more important Code requirements for commercial loan Deferred maintenance list -What are main issues with 50 year old apartment building ?

Hi everyone I'm curious to everyone's opinion of the United States economy/dollar and its relation and effect to the rental market if the federal reserve don't raise rates and eventually collapse the dollar.For those that currently have rental investments, I'm curious to your thoughts and plans for such events, and what do you think will happen to mortgage loans if money is still financed, and renters?

I want to raise a few million dollars for a fund within the next year.

Both tend to be short term investments and can be a good way to raise money.  

In other words, I'm buying a 4-unit and proposed raising the purchase price 6% to cover 6% of my closing costs.