Do I tie up more capital for the lower rate since these will be long-term plays, or do I put less money down to free up more transactions?

If so, How does buyers benefit from this transaction?

The one wrinkle to put into the equation in the world of real estate is the impact by third parties on the transaction--particularly the appraiser and the lender.

My client management skills transfer from another industry, but I admit I am “newish” to knowing what pitfalls that I have exposed myself to in the current transaction.1st - I negotiated with the Tenant to pay their entire 1year lease up front.

I never used an attorney till recently and still only use him a little bit a good local bank is good to have Most brokers (multifamily) who transact most deals won’t work with someone until they have deals under their beltmy advice would be to get a deal or two done on your own before trying to build a team 

Conventional Lender will likely see it is not an arm's length transaction and be more careful to get all the paperwork and not waive any conditions.

My name is Tinah, a brand new real estate investor in Worcester County, MA and I ran into a few problems on my first transaction (details on a previous post).

A buyer's agent, who represents your interests in the transaction.

@Scott Trench I’m trying to purchase tickets via the website but it isn’t loading to another page or letting me begin the transaction.

For my clients, I give them a list of the buying/selling process as well as commonly used terms in the transaction.