As I look to what my government would never tell us, about what is next, I think about so much in other nations that we Americans really cannot live comfortably without.

I’m 20 and last year I was in your shoes.

I would say you have to be comfortable with it.

But its also up to what makes you most comfortable.

Scenario: CRE, fully rented, 9.4% cap, 1.1Mn, Greater Seattle Area, Bank loan 75% LTV approvedIssue: My business partner and I were comfortable with paying the 25% down payment but due to the crash of the stock market.

I am just not comfortable with letting anyone come to my house without finding out.Personally I know I have dodged a few bullets.

We coordinated with the tenant in advance about a showing this week, and received a message today that they would be more comfortable if we showed the apartment when they moved out given everything going on with the coronavirus.

The comfort it would provide my family while reducing our housing expenses.How did you find this deal and how did you negotiate it?

If YOU are comfortable with the numbers and have ensures all the numbers are in there, do what it takes and get it.Credit can get better and you can always refinance but don't lose the opportunity in front of you.

I would be willing to be a silent partner with someone I feel comfortable with, but I'd find it difficult to share the managing with a partner.