At your equity position and rate of 2.5% you should crush it for a long term investment. 

Normally folks like them start to disappear at this point...maybe that's in the works, but its crazy for them to continue on like none of this exists.full blown sociopaths.. is all I can say.. any normal human being would be crushed about now..  

As a lender and investor, I get to see the various deals my clients are doing and so many of them are crushing it!

@Elijah Berg Elijah, that’s incredible—you’re crushing it at 20!

If you have vacancies within 3 or 4 years, that crushes your profits.

Again, its not going to last, keep crushing it, PS can I have a few like this lolBTW, I want rentals, wealth is built not flipped.

That's what keeps investors like yourself holding on because the cash flow is non existent between management fees and cap ex which may not present itself in year 1, but when it does, its crushing in these lower price point properties.

I found this forum through the audiobook Crushing It in Apartments and Commercial Real Estate.I live in the Bay Area in CA, but have invested in Florida, where I fully own three townhouses bought over the past 10 years.

@Zach Howard1) Get a 200k loan (3-4% interest, 5 years to repay) Use this to make a 100% cash purchase of 1, 2, or 3 properties in a C class neighborhood, and do the minimum rehab to make it rent-ready.option 1A: if you buy two to three $75K properties remotely, anywhere, you will get absolutely crushed, period, regardless of how you finance them. 

They are crushing the little guys.