I just recently made this mistake on a new building in Cicero, and I literally am regretting that I didn't clear the place out every single day.

I always assume worst case scenario so I account for a new tenant being placed into the property each year.

It can be worst lol

Many of us started from nothing and made plenty of mistakes getting to where we are today.  

Those of us who follow landlord tenant law know that the two worst states for landlords are New York and California. 

Sure, all those things can lead to more profit but a lot of people make the mistake of growing REVENUE without keeping a very close eye on actual profits.

Any single mistake could get your case thrown out and you'll have to start anew. 

I've read that you can borrow against 50%+ of your assets at LIBOR + Spread; Interactive Brokers allows for this but it's a margin line that can be called (at the worst time)How do you go about pledging assets to get a non-callable credit line for RE?

In this case I would not mind putting a large down payment since you are playing the long game, and with risks growing everyday of a sell-off or bubble, you will be able to CYA in the worst scenario.

hello my name is Sylvia and this is my first post so I apologize ahead of time for any mistakes I might make.I live in Cincinnati, Oh and I'm interested in buying a multi family as my first investment property, preferably a 4 plex.