I thought the Cashflow ROI (amount of net cash flow generated as a percentage of purchase price) would be a more appropriate measure.

Quite honestly the goal is to keep buying larger properties and begin to make a nice profit from them (realizing that there might be some risk involved).If anyone has any suggestions or strategies please advise.

My investing teacher advised me to join a site.

Also, you may want to set up the bar and the property as 2 separate entities, again a good RE or business attorney can advise you best on this and you may also want your accountants input.

I would advise that when you do the pipes pex is a good alternative as is it more forgiving of this kind of thing.

Would be happy to help advise you on the options available.

We do all the work for you from assisting and advising with aquisitions, rehabs (if needed), and setting you up with property management.

I have several coaching clients in my monthly coaching club and I speak to people all around the world and I wish I had a penny every time I hear "I'm going to wholesale to generate the cash to buy my next house".

We wanted to go with a 15 year and the bank advised against it because on paper it affects our DTI ratio and we would qualify for less in the future - so we make payments like it is a 15 year but have a 30 year loan

@Mark Turner thanks for the advise. when you went to the banks. did tell them it was a rental/investment?