@Rashad A Smith - And just to be clear - the timeframe I was speaking of is measured in days or a couple of weeks, not months.

There is only the the expected return as measured against your risk tolerance. 

If you're aiming to buy multifamily properties, then I would definitely pull a targeted list of sellers and market to them.

.- I have to go pick it up or meet with you...can't mail it or just drop it off- I have to make a trip to the bank to deposit it, unless I'm hoarding cash at home- I have to take measures to insure my safety- I have to provide you with a written receipt and verification by both parties that $$ was exchanged, when, where and howAll this adds to my time and effort...no Bueno.....

Great financing for owner occupied methods.I admire and aim to get into the larger multi-family for scale, management quality, and larger return purposes.

We’re aiming for a soft beta of nationwide coverage shortly and a full launch in the next ’couple months.

Aristotle once said, “The aim of the wise is not to secure pleasure, but to avoid pain.”

And, as you proceed with debt, it's important to measure that against your unleveraged properties so you don't face too much stress on your portfolio.Other folks will say that you should just go full BRRRRR until you don't have anything to your name except a bunch of properties that cash flow $50/month.

Or should I be aiming higher still?

Of course, raising rents every year for the same tenants it's not a good idea, however not having an option to raise rents means sell the property before it ends up foreclosure. How do you feel about new Oregon law? D...