If you have no track history I would park most in a high interest savings account or in a passive vehicle.

ok  further along in the process...I was the high bidder at the bank auction and I have approached the person and offered her cash for keys and she doesn't want money and seems to want to max out time before being evicted.in meeting the her,  she appears to have had a hard life and does not appear to be in great mental health and might have a current or past addiction. 

As for seller's NOI, I would certainly ask for their financials, but at the end of the day, they will only provide you about 30-50% of the picture.  

Highly recommend retaining legal counsel to draft a partnership agreement that meets your particular needs.

We are seeing signs of higher demand even though rates remain high, months of inventory decreasing, multiple offers becoming very common again, and consumer confidence increasing.We are expecting these trends to continue as the news headlines continue to shift and report much more positive market conditions.

You could leave one in every room on a high shelf, inaccessible to a child.  

GCs have high level insurance that will cost you a ton.

You'd also need to make sure the property debt services at that high of an LTV.

I do not like using inspectors that do not have pictures with arrows pointing to the trouble spots that go along with their text.

With this being such a high-dollar investment property, we locked in a 30-year fixed rate with a PITI of $2,600.