The ideal combination IMO is a business that generates cash flow and then investing that cash flow it into A and B real estate assets.I just recently met a guy who had held and self-managed class D portfolio for 40 years and he can't retire, he has nothing to show for.

Ideally I could install a caged ladder from the 3rd floor window but none of this crap is clear.

When leveraging your money, you will see bigger returns with appreciation, but if you can still get a little cash-flow so you're not bleeding money, that's the most ideal situation. 

For distribution connected projects, the property needs to have close proximity (ideally adjacent) to a utility substation. 

While not always ideal long-term, this can help secure a lower rate while you focus on cash flow.If you need any lender recommendations or want to explore further options, feel free to reach out.

Hi Tim,DSCR loans are ideal for investors because they focus on the property's income, not personal financials.Pros: No Income Verification: Lenders focus on the property's cash flow, not your personal income.

Next, do your research by reviewing competitors in your area with similar rentals targeting your ideal guests.

Im still doing a market research and gulfport, MS pop up. any additional information about this place regarding landlording, property management and ideal location would help. thanks

This is all I do, I know the mortgage brokers by first name, when i start a listing I already know exactly who my ideal buyer that's going to pay the most is, AND I have an idea of who they may be getting financing via.

Considering the fact the prop is vacant at "not so ideal" time of the year to be re-leased.