I am taking the intital investment and profits that total roughly $534,888 and instead of allocating those funds to the development arm of my business I am shifting that to boost my multifamily portfolio.

I recommend filling the vacancies right away, and consider boosting your income through getting another job or side hustle.

The Cincinnati market has been red hot for the past few years and improving many neighborhoods dramatically. 

Commercial lenders also have prepayment penalties and are not bound by the regulations of Frank Dodd which means you can expect to see a dramatic increase in the total fees either right at closing or just before closing.

We're going to use a MTR strategy to boost cash flow for the property.

I might be weird in that looking through my economic model, I do not see a dramatic interest rate hike over the next 5 years.

Since Class A is artificially limited to "only" 10%, a very well performing deal could result in a boosted return for Class B, rather than a weaker return.

It will normalize because the 10-year treasury yiel will rise dramatically.

My work as an investor before getting my license was fine but as soon as I got my license I saw my portfolio and skillset dramatically improve.  

We travel frequently, pay for our own health insurance, have newer cars and are improving our financial position even more in this up market by selling our least liked properties for crazy profits right now…which we use to pay off other previously purchased properties that had higher interest rates to boost cash flow even more.