@Brandon Richey I’m aiming for 20 doors next, going to start looking at small multi family.

Our goal is to secure enough properties that we can live off the cash flow or at least supplement our retirement.

Aim for adding at least 200+ properties as soon as you can.

If you have a hard money lender that offers 18% interest rates then you want to aim for deals with about 35%+ ROIC (18% to my lender and 35% - 18% = 17% to me).

I always aimed for $100 just because I've been told if you do $0 the legality of the contract can come into question.

As much as there is a huge learning curve and I am still at the lower end of it, I believe we should aim to recognize duties on our side as investors.

I love that you dont need a passport as it is US TERRITORY.My husband was born there and I was born in the Mountains of NC Either or both places are a good aim at a post retirement Airbnb type home.

Each of those special assessments should be listed on your property tax bill (or supplemental property tax bill).

If you're borrowing $1M to buy a 30 unit apartment, your networth has to be at least $1M or moreSo your only option at this point is to look for an experienced apartment investor who is willing to guarantee the debt as well as supplement your downpayment.I strongly advise for you to NOT raising capital from private investors at this point (without an experienced partner/ loan guarantor) because of your lack of a track record.

If you bought new construction there is not enough there to pay the tax bill coming as the supplemental increases.