It is filled with fresh Swedish cooking that is healthy, looks and tastes great, and is priced low enough that you think the Swedish government has subsidized it!  

@Matt HoytI also think 10% down is great, and from my perspective 5.5% interest only seems low to offer.  

Hey there @Christopher Meadows So from the HML perspective.

Speaking from a tenant perspective, if a landlord gave me a tenant reference it would definitely help them stand out to me.

From an accounting perspective you'd have a replacement reserves account for the property and assign part of the cash inflows from the property to that.

@Nick CiarnielloYou need to collect far more information before you would know whether you have a deal worth pursuing:who are the clientele;how does the rent role compare with the local neighbourhood;what is the economic vacancy (physical vacancy + turnover + uncollected rent + evictions);what are the operating costs;what is the physical state of the assets (roofs, HVAC, envelope, appliances, parking, etc) and how much near term re-investment is required or likely;what is your target rate of return.You want to obtain real numbers (not rose-coloured prospectus projections) for the past 2-3 years and use them to carry out your own discounted cash flow analysis of the property.Also keep in mind that properties freshly on MLS - particularly during the hopefulness of spring - are rarely priced appropriately to be a deal.  

Almost 2 cents of perspective there, maybe 1.5...

Chris Martin thanks, I tend to chime in from time to time where I believe I can provide some perspective and or value.

The analysis below makes sense from a cash flow perspective (especially given rent potential) but our main concern is tying too much of our capital up if we don't have enough spread between our cash in at the LTV% at refinance.

Hi @Gerald Valentin, I can provide some guidance from a lender's perspective when it comes to motels.