that's old news.... when the market swings back to a buyers market that may be true but in a sellers market.. not true.. and you need a new capital partner if they wont give you POF..

So, if the first 3 deals were all 70/30, then your partner came up with additional capital for the 4th deal, I could spin up a new Series, and that series could have its shares held in a different split.As for saving all the cash flow, that's one approach.

@David Smith I have been reading alot and they keep saying its possible due to the problems we are having with trading with other nations.

@Michael Bentz  yes  you got it. that's it, you have 80k that you brought in initially and the capital growth of $100k. so all up $180k Have a read of my Blog post here, about Refinancing Multifamily With BRRRR That would give you another prospective.

I would like to invest in Wisconsin and i have good capital but i am finding it hard to find finance since i am out of the country. 

Some of them are pretty pricey, which is fine if you have the capital.

Hey BP nation,I'm looking for multifamily homes in the s. jersey area.

Although you really capitalized on acquiring off the market, you really made the value go a long way.

Keep in mind if you sell it instead of refinance you won't have to pay capital gains since you lived there 2 out of last 5 years.

We're happy with our current house/neighborhood/schools, plus we have some capital to get us going.