A big difference is liquidation.

On my primary home, I'm in the process of getting liquid funds in the form of a HELOC.

They are doing one of the following:1) Hiding their charge somewhere2) Charging by the hour, but then you don't know what they are paying their maintenance people (so, cost is again hidden)3) Will only handle small maintenance issues and wither tell you to handle the larger ones or they will get bids and build in a markup4) They'll provide poor service because they are not adequately staffed to deliver on all their promises.

Larger multifamily was better suited for my goals, and I'm now a full time apartment syndicator.PM me if you'd like to connect. 

When people are short on cash , they usually secure a small local partner for liquidity and then private lenders for the bulk of the deal.

I am unable to fit a larger fridge due to the space limitations.

It's a great way to get in the game while you are still building your liquid assets.

If it's a larger organization, feel free to inquire about their different staff qualifications.2.

20% down using liquid cash I had in my savings account How did you add value to the deal?

When you weight on population states with a larger group of working class people will have lower per capita patents.