. $500k) to purchase something larger and take out a loan on the remainder. 4.

Would I just continue to buy one house at a time or would it be better to try to scale up (larger package of sfh or small multis) I work a steady job and my strategy right now is buy and hold.

Sure you can pay 60% for acquisition and 10% for the renovation, but never ever pay above 75% ARV for your Acquisition+Renovation costs.

The problem is if you calculate the long term interest savings, it takes many years to even break even on the larger upfront interest payment.

While looking into this property, and listening to all the various podcast, it seems Multifamily is where it is in relation to larger returns. 

If you bought a house with them in Detroit (I didn't know they operated in Detroit) I would visit to see if renovations have even begun. 

Literally the buyer just does a larger downpayment.

The way I see most often is a Renovation Builders Risk Policy. 

The next one is actually next week at one of my high end renovations in South Boston. 

The larger investors investing millions tend to read in the back ground and then contact me privately on BP to talk about investing.