Potentially I could attract a long-term tenant by keeping it in place.Anybody have experience managing a house with a handicap ramp?

I've yet to find a group that consistently attracts that many active investors from an array of different strategies.  

Federal loan interest rates currently sit at 3.73%, roughly the same rate as a 30-year mortgage, but is 0% until May 2022.Some factors I've considered that make this taking this $4,000 attractive:- I may be able to obtain lower interest rates with a larger down payment, offsetting student debt interest- Avoiding PMI by making a down payment over 20%- Booming housing market in my city with consistently increasing equity- Living several years in the home leaving time to grow equity, potentially making much more than I owe in student debt While all this may be legal, my biggest question is this - does this sound like a smart investment strategy?

Check out the most recent Bigger Pockets book called First to a Million.

$768,099 tax savings in the first yearIf a Cost Segregation Study had not been performed on this $2.4 Million Apartment Complex located in Denver, Colorado, would have had first year depreciation of approximately $89,000.

If this million dollar property has $150K net income including management fees, that seems well worth the $200K down payment.

If they can they will advertise that normally as it will attract potentially more buyers.

I am purchasing a $2.3 Million Office Building IN GA and do not have time to wait for SBA.  6500 Square Feet , Owner Occupied, 45 Day Close, can put 25% down, any suggestions. 

That is an attractive building.

It slightly worries me you plan on building a million dollar structure and don’t know this.