@Bryan Hancock Aside from the financial aspects, what size houses, how big was the lot?

depending on size

some cities have limits on the amount of people who can live in a certain size apartment.

Its not one size fits all.

I'd write up orders and hand my pad to my customer and say "here, check my figures".Having a contractor/customer check my figures was a pretty slick way to shift responsibility of room sizes and material amounts to them and there were never any surprises as to costs.

U-Haul can probably tell the size of the truck and the animal and narrow down the list to festivals or parties?

However, I've noticed that multifamily properties stay on the market a long time (6 months minimum) in my target city--a mid-sized midwestern city--so not sure how easy it would be to sell, even with a much improved cap rate.

@Dylan Tanner , there is no "one size fits all" approach to deal structure.

I felt like they gave me a dumb down sample size of their strategy and told me to make it work I need to "invest" in their idea.

In this chart, you can compare the difference in equity after 10 years with our program versus a traditional mortgage.