I am currently working in Corporate America in the Medical Education field (which I absolutely love) but my husband and I had our first baby 18 months ago and I’m desiring to spend more time with him.

I would ask the tenant to provide a professional opinion as to why the tenant needs BOTH cats... you may request them to be neutered/spayed as well.Furthermore, I discovered it is not allowable to charge a non-returnable deposit or additional monthly fee for pets in the property for medical reasons.

And while I have the reserves to float a longer lease up for the storage deal, the prospects for much longer stabilization period and slower growth in population/rents in that market suddenly make the deal seem less attractive.Because my 1031 cost basis is so low, I'd pay basically 45% in cap gains if I don't close on either deal.

Sometimes asking rents get lowered during the slower times of the year, because fewer tenants are looking and owners want / need the unit filled.

I can’t speak too well for the Airbnb market in that area, but you are close to the medical college of WI and plenty of businesses in Milwaukee and out towards Wauwatosa and Menomonee falls.Also, for what it’s worth (and if you haven’t seen headlines yet) the DNC will be holding their convention next July.

They specifically left medical equipment in the apartment, which raises a red flag for me.

It offers great and cheap medical, high end living at a low end cost, and it is one of the most naturally beautiful countries this great world has to offer.

I did that for a good while to build up my portfolio, though I still was conservative keeping my LTV lower than most and growing a bit slower yet steadier than others.

Other laws, however, generate disagreement among citizens, particularly over sensitive issues such as end-of-life care and medical treatment for certain conditions.

It probably makes sense to query both and see what options are available.You can compare 1) total cost of capital 2) leverage 3) other loan quote details such as prepayment penaltiesSome general differences;Banks- Typically cheaper cost of capital (lower interest rates, less origination fees)- Stricter underwriting guidelines- Possibly more conservative leverage (lower LTV caps)- Slower processNon-bank lenders w/ DSCR programs- Generally slightly more expensive (higher interest rates, greater origination fees)- Less strict underwriting guidelines- Possibly higher leverage available (higher LTV caps)- Faster process (although generally not very fast)Hope this helps,Michael