That means the value you can add will come down to how you can decrease expenses or increase income.

It would decrease the cashflow and we don't necessarily need the cash to purchase new properties because we have flips going for those funds. 

You can also offset the income with expenses so your tax liability decreases.

Read the fine print and the math on your net return after taxes with the savings and CD’s and compare it to 3%.If you plan to buy a property and you need to decrease your debt to income ratio to qualify for a loan, then it’s a no brainer.

I have a really great form with Q&A I send to my tenants addressing questions about hotel reimbursement, rent decreases etc.

It decreases each year after that and there is no withdrawal fee after 5 years. 

Interesting, maybe the Gen 7 is significantly better than previous models, including the decreased need for deployments.

Its great for the hotels as the supply decreases and you can bet that those players have big money lobbying for these changes.

Its been sitting on the market as a rental for about 2 months, with price decreases every 2 weeks or so, however no one is biting at it.

Mark   Most experienced Class A MultiFamily GP now is at very minimum having 50% cash and 50% financing.The rate is not an issue if you decrease the loan, but then if GP wants 50% cash infusion from the investor, they have to reduce their yield for themselves :-)