Give it a read (Or put it through ChatGPT and have it summarize it) and let me know if it helped!

As noted above by Chris, they'll be able to help with the offer process and provide a sound purchase and sale agreement for use. 

Personally a cash-out refi could help me get more quickly into all-cash BRRRs or a REI venture in Spain, however I don't know to what extent this is at the expense of rental cash flows, and what is the wiser decision long term.I've combed through posts online and looked for Excel templates to run some calcs and get a sense, but nothing really filled the void... 

More buyers to the market, more sold homes and more higher priced comparble sales on appraisals going into 2025. 

The strategic approach you mentioned helps in mitigating risks and positioning yourself for long-term success.

I want something geared more towards long-term rentals for this side of things, something that makes payments super simple (with a lot of options) for tenants would be great. 

I need help asap.

I have no proof of either of those things though so I'll have to do more digging.

Building : 1878 /2008 Renovated.Price : $600000 Asking Total Tenants: 15 & Monthly Rent : $21173Deal Analysis Value Over Time Can you please let me know what else is missing in this to get more accurate deal analysis.

The maturity matching the amortization means no mandatory refinance, in the context of rates more likely to go down than up, that's not a bad thing.The 60% LTV option: Some folks wouldn't want to compromise on the amortization or the rate, but they might be willing to compromise on the leverage point, which is where this one comes in.