Another benefit would getting him to move down on price, letting him know that he would be making money on the interest.I believe one of the units has a new roof on there but the other one is getting older. 

You are essentially paying for their salary to manage all 100 units. 

Hello.  I’m wondering if anyone can give some insight as to what tax advantages there are to being an equity partner on the down payment of a commercial deal?  Do you still see tax advantages of depreciation and how c...

I typically borrow hard money at 8-10% interest, 2pts, 1-yr term, and 90-95% LTC.However, the only way I can think of making this work is if I take title in an entity with the borrower, essentially a partnership. 

While driving around, I feel like I have a special advantage, because I am essentially driving for dollars.

I am looking at essentially using equity within my primary residence (HELOC) to purchase whatever MFU I go after. 

It's never to your benefit to go through all the pain and costs of a refi just to shorten the term.

If you're interested in new construction, you may consider getting in very early on in a newer community near Samsung to get some of the benefit from the regular price increases moving forward while they continue to build it out over the next year(s).Of course, all that depends on how the rental numbers look for you in each area. 

If you intend to keep it as a rental then you’ll have the added benefit of renters paying down the bulk of your mortgage. 

This means you can potentially pull $75k from the deal and leave 25% equity in the property and benefit from the cash flow/appreciation.