I have been posting here and there on the forums for a while now but I have recently hit a wall in my real estate journey and I think my best course of action would be to start to network with more people in my market to overcome some of the hurdles I am facing that they have faced at some point.

Hello everyone,I'm in the process of deciding the best course of action for selling my property, and I could use your collective wisdom or experiences on this matter.

Of course it had to go through a licensed architecture firm but it's cool nonetheless!

Of course, a start-up fee for our time to get everything done on the back end, but no tech fee.  

Some areas of course work better then others, and some condos work better then others so there are many factors to consider.If you need help with anything, feel free to reach out, would love to help you from the property search to getting it set up and post-closing.

Thus, need to multiply $120k by the expense ratio (generally understood to be 50%, although it can vary depending on property) before using it in the cap rate formula.Using your example …1% rule: Gross annual revenue would be $10k * 12 months = $120k … as you said.Missing step: Net rents are $120k * 50% = $60kCap rate: $60k/$1M = 6%So, a 6% cap rate is the same as the 1% rule.This is roughly speaking of course.

Plans got delayed as I had to close my Auto Detailing Business and my credit took a hit.

I was ~ $12k all in with furniture, security deposit, first month rent and maxing out my personal credit cards to get it ready with photos.That $12k provided me with an airbnb profiting me $1.4k/mo in profit.

They may have a few other referrals of lenders who may be able to help.Lastly, small banks or credit unions may be an option as well. 

We are open to single and multi family, although we’d prefer multi of course.