But you will be 8k ahead if you don't buy a bootcamp.Keep in mind the biggest profits come from path of progress so its important to use deductive reasoning and research to understand what areas are declining and what areas are set for growth then buy in the path of said growth and dump anything in areas that are declining and functionally or economically obsolete.. 

My experience is it is much more reasonable and easy to secure financing.

The reason why I know this is because I have spent a fortune over the years.

hey guys -- here's one: - I live in a multi unit property (4 units) and would love to make an offer to acquire it from my landlord / owner- I have a single owner S Corp that does well, I pay myself a reasonable W2 salary with, but not likely impressive enough to qualify for the appropriate mortgage necessary- Imagine needing ~$6M for the acquisition -- plan to keep one unit as short term rental, convert one unit to office for S Corp and combine the other two to become my primary dwelling - I can put together ~$2M cash as downpayment -- but could the S Corp be the entity to acquire this property? 

I'd probably avoid buying around campus for that reason and because I dont wan't student tenants. 

We chose Kansas City and I'd be happy to share all the reasons why with you - message me here if you're interested!

But if you are marketing a property, what you have up there is reasonable.

Yeah, that is actually true.

Yes this is very interesting , so some area is still pretty reasonable 

May I ask for what reason?