There is certainly a difference between 4 and 6 units but it is also important to consider comps and the real value of the money injected.

He also had a little bit of capital (about $100K) to inject.

As syndicators who had floating rate debt need to fix, they can't cover DSCR, inject equity at pref rates.

Instead, I was thinking that I can inject another ~$55k (more if needed) or so to pay for everything the business needs and charge my own business 8%ish.

Specifically needle park and safe injection sites.

I was injecting money into a deal.

I don't have an issue with a seller paying some of the closing costs, etc, but the default rate is exponentially higher on loans where the borrower doesn't inject their own cash into the transaction.

A commitment letter is one that generally states that as long as the borrower meets certain criteria, ex. minimum appraised value, cash injection, etc, the lender will close the loan.

So when you develop a vaccine for a deadly virus... you test it with 3000 people and every single time you inject a person they implode with bloody guts all over the place and at the 2804th person they get cured, you say.. finally... that vaccine...

Hi Seth, You'll likely need some money to inject into the deal unless you can find a private person to finance it or a partner.