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Ryan Nastase Best Self Managed Propertie Management Platforms
29 April 2020 | 5 replies
The only downside is the wait time for the payments to process.
Tom Server Blind purchase of a duplex
5 October 2023 | 20 replies
That’s not the downside.
Rick Dane Latin American countries to invest in short term rental?
29 November 2021 | 3 replies
Speaking about the peso fluctuations, you can see it as a negative because you might be concerned about the peso getting even cheaper or as a positive because the peso is at a historic low and you might therefore think there's more upside than downside potential.
Caroline Gerardo $63 Million Dollars Magically Stolen at CrowdStreet
25 August 2023 | 6 replies
One can ask about policies, procedures, auditing, who is doing their accounting, or any manner of things to attempt to thwart the downside risk. 
Isaiah Elysee Apartment Complex Loans
10 February 2019 | 7 replies
Only downside is they required 25% down.
Andrew Bosco Convince me why NOT to invest in Multis
18 October 2023 | 11 replies
I think the worst sizes are 5-8 units, you deal with all the downsides of MF like commercial financing, fire inspections, parking lot management etc, but they are too small to reap most of the synergies.Milwaukee has a lot of duplxes and for first time investors that's a great place to start and expand your income with cash flow.
Bill Zepeda New Construction Rentals
9 October 2017 | 5 replies
In the Washington DC area you have to have a strategy in order to cash flow, I buy them as owner occupied and stay in them for 1 year (the only downside) to get the cheaper rate is moving more often, I only buy into small buildings/projects so the HOA dues are low.
Mark S. Conventional to DSCR Loan: Am I Crazy?
11 September 2023 | 20 replies
Downsides: The only potential downsides that I'm aware of besides the fees are that if I ever wanted to sell just 1 or 2 properties, when those sales close, the proceeds go towards the outstanding principal balance on the loan (I don't get the cash). 
Eric Benz First Time Investor Under Contract! Rental Property Analysis
19 October 2023 | 7 replies
brags with similar properties:1)you know the area/are local 2) rents seem realistic 3) appreciation more or less follows inflation and if you bought in line with market values and anticipated sale expenses then 4) you are getting a 7.9% return on your paydown--about twice the rate of savings accounts and 5) reserves.Congrats, you have limited down side risks and given yourself a chance to do very well if the neighborhood improves and rents increase.
Engelo Rumora How much profit should you make on your first flip?
6 April 2017 | 67 replies
No worries mate,By all means.Move to Toledo and do the same thing lolI'm alone here and a feel like a kid in a candy store heheWe do have a decent sized operation now so things are different for us but let's say I wanted to retire tomorrow.I could sit on my A$$ all day, send out the odd yellow letter, make the odd call, buy the odd property and make $30,000 - $50,000 a deal easy.Rinse and repeat 3-4 times a year.Peace of cake.Now, it took me 5+ years of 100+ hr weeks to get that stage.All good things take time.Get your shovel mate and see you soon heheOnly downside is you have to move to Toledo, Ohio.