I have purchased and done renovations on 10 houses and have gotten pretty comfortable with the process. however I recently purchased 3 turn-key units that left me low on capital.

They turned it down and said it’s nowhere in the ballpark. 165,000 was pretty much the highest you could go while still appropriately cash flowing.

Hi @Omar Khan I use a pretty high level analyzer, if you have any questions or are ever look for feed back I'd be happy to review yours.

A number of the online banks are offering interest at around 1.65% to 1.7% which is pretty good, and federally insured.If you are willing to hold onto something for a few years, I would consider Treasury bonds. 

I feel pretty confident doing an analysis of the duplex and project expenses, which cash flows nicely at $535 a month and a cap rate of 6.3% in year 1, assuming steep cost estimates and market rents.

Not to mention the parking garages and health facility they built for company use. 

@Tevin Russell I'm in Canada so the DNC legislation is probably worded differently for you, although from everything I've heard they seem to be pretty much identical as far as intent.

I also felt like your CapEx reserves were pretty aggressive.

I am pretty much 100% green in real estate investing but I decided it’s time to get a jump on it.

Yesterday on fathers day one of them wished me a happy fathers day was pretty thoughtful made my day!