I do not have enough to cover a 20 percent downpayment for a median listed house here in Los Angeles, but let's say I made the move to a more affordable market?

Forever roof, indestructible floors, lifetime appliances and hot water heater, etc. let's look at 1 item in a capex budget.

Couple other things to consider... 1) gift taxes: this likely would be a gift of the equity of some sort from mother in law to some degree requiring the filing of a gift tax return and reduction in her lifetime exemption. 

She was 100 percent aware that I was having someone walk through, she went as far as to reach out to the person I had checking on my property in order to coordinate times.

Borrower agrees to pay to the order of Lender under this Promissory Note (this “Note”), for each and every draw taken hereunder, a fee equal to THREE PERCENT (3%) of the total amount of the amount actually drawn.

It’s also making improvements to its process that will make cathodes 76 percent cheaper, and produce zero wastewater.

What might cause most investors to run may become the deal of a lifetime:)  Find out what you really have before you punt. 

@Ben Zelenka I have ALLY savings and checkings, I opened my accounts before COVID and I was receiving a decent rate of 2 percent and I was loving that monthly interest payment, but then COVID hit us and they dropped it drastically, I then opened ALLY stock account and moved every single penny to that account and purchased monthly paying stocks, due diligence is a must before you make this kind of move, I couldn’t help myself watching my money not making anything so that’s the reason why I made that move it’s worth it to me.

If so any idea the percent increase you think might have occurred?

Does anyone know if there is a way to do less than 25 percent down on a 4 unit property?