Originally posted by @Joshua Kohl:How comfortable is everyone with leverage?  

Originally posted by @Ryan Corder:@Dan Bryskin, @Russell Brazil,  the buyer first saying they would accept a letter from the HOA stating they are responsible for fixing the sheathing and then deciding the email from them wasn't good enough.

Originally posted by @Marlon Fong:That's an awesome start @Cole Chase.

Originally posted by @Ian Tvardovskaya:@Matthew RosebaughWelcome!

Originally posted by @Paul K.

Originally posted by @Scott Ferguson:I have been doing some part time real-estate investing (In Oregon), made some good money on a few fix and flips over the years.

Originally posted by @Justin Wai:@John Moon one thing to think about too, is if you get a portfolio loan, what happens if you want to sell just one of them?

If you are getting a negative COC with the service debt, then the property will not make you any money but cost you money. that means the percentage in your original calculation, paying full price, would be the most you would make on the property. but you would not want all that money tied into one property, yes you would make money, but you may make more than the 2% in the stock market.

Originally posted by @Anthony Pace:Hey Investors,I have a question for all of you multifamily landlords out there.

Before the original owners (parents) passed away they had fallen behind on their mortgage.