If interest rates were the same the extra money down would be essentially the same as earning the interest rate. 

Essentially this means they're borrowing say $1 million dollars at 6% interest for an asset that pays a 5 cap or $50k per year.

Eliminating there food and water source is essential.  

Otherwise, they will just be put towards payin down the interest.Most lenders probably won’t make it simple because you are essentially stealing their milk money, but ask around.

I made the biggest mistake of my life going to college after dropping out when I was 25 because my caregiver at the time essentially gave me the ultimatum that if I plan on living with her, I didn't have a choice.

We are essentially looking to BRRRR properties and build a large portfolio.

If I invest in another property with that $ for the down payment, I will have to get another loan for the principal balance and if I only get cash flow on that property that equates to what I lose on the other property, it's essentially a wash right?

If I do give the PM the opportunity to essentially just process this tenant and start collecting the management fee, could i negotiate something along the lines of not having to pay the leasing fee/move-in costs?

My fear is being a one trick poney essentially.

This essentially guarantees continued cash flow, loan paydown, and appreciation.