Work hard at finding a deal that works financially and execute, don't wait for a better market or better rates (as long as the numbers work now).

The other consideration I would think about when the conversation of leverage comes up is the equity you have in the property with the additional proposed leverage and cash flow of that asset with that much leverage.

@Quinn Olivarez what I mistakenly did was paid robert kiyosaki 288$ a month for their financial blueprint real estate course that turned out what they were teaching how they were teaching how they where showing to do things turned out it would be illegal for me to do.

I am recently in the financial position to start my lifelong journey in real estate and a friend recommended this community to help me learn and get started in real estate.

If you're going to be carrying a mortgage in the future, and have the income and assets to make the mortgage work, a conventional loan may be more beneficial.

Keep in mind that you may never see your asset.

And I am at significant financial loss every month.

From many conversations with investors and financial statements I've reviewed - a quality, self managed unit will greatly outperform units managed by hotels, and consistently outperform (sometime by significant margins), units managed by 3rd party management companies.  

Lastly I dont think folks understand that there is a huge supply issue and if everyone who went to a training actually went to work there simply is not enough RE to go around especially in the distressed asset space.

Are you taking an asset management fee?