In wealthier communities, Vessel sets aside 30% of the units as affordable housing.

My guess is it was done to try and terrace the property a bit and create a flatter spot next to the house instead of having a steep slope in the back.

They loan on the "Hard Asset" more than on your personal finances.

The way you phrased you opening questions - "I want somebody to do X" seems to come from an inexperienced person. 

Personally, these strategies played as piers to the foundation of my own journey.

Limited space for expansion ensures a housing shortage, driving up property values and rents.

When I had my property management company (and the people I sold it to and manage my properties continued it) the policy was late fees are split 50/50, which I think is the ideal scenario.My rational was it takes more time and effort as a PM to collect when a person isn't paying, and at the same time the owners might not receive the rent when they should, so 50/50 compensated us both. 

Current home value: $523,000Amount owe: $263,000Equity: $259,000Interest rate/loan: 2.25%/30 yearobviously refinancing would be a hit with that interest rate, considering either selling or HELOC and investing into multi fam via house hacking. 

Hey everyone, Two friends (probably former now) bought a house together.

I am wanting to buy another house cash, that eventually I will want to get a mortgage on and use the cash to buy another house in the future (if that makes sense).