Now for a Christian to prove there is a God can be quite a challenge, but there is ample evidence they can point to.

In my forthcoming book "The Value Investors Guide to Apartment Buildings" I use this illustration to show the relationship between cap rate and price given a certain amount of NOI: Good hunting-Thanks Giovanni,Since Iam still learning about MFs I doubted myself when challenged by a broker I'am working with.

Some people have dogs for home protection which flies directly in the face of insurance liability because of the ease of litigation.

For rentals, don't expect to get more than 80% CLTV; likely you will be offered lower amounts.Now, finding lenders for this cash-out refi might be a challenge; you might have to make a bunch of phone calls and inquiries to find your lender.

A face lift, improvements, updating exterior, any of that needed?

You're thinking about great things but you need to just get started first and experience land lording, cash flow, maintenance and the other challenges that come.

If you use and file the one in the link from Jon you will face a penalty.

As I mentioned in the intro have worked in my father's company the last few years, in this company we employ around 200 employees, some of them commute 1hr+ to get to work.Here's my planI sat down with the VP and President and told them about how my plan and presented them with this idea: see which long term employees are making a long commute and see how much they're paying for their current apartment (these are all laborers so 98% are renting and do not own a house) They would fill my two starting building with company employees and give them a better price than what they are currently paying and the company would make up the difference to me.I know that two challenges, among many, are filling vacancies and getting rent on time.

I am definitely facing the same problem.

Not really sure your role, so that will be one of your challenges - as to how you add value and protect any compensation that is negotiated.