and 2nd in multi-family do you see trouble ahead for all these Floating Rate 2yr/3yr loans taken out at historic low cap rates in 20-22, that may require big cash injections to re-fi?   

Add cold plungeDo some snowboarding or surfing Inject Some TRTand do flipping for one mil ….

They use code injections to pump their listings to the top, use meta-deranging, and funnel jacking on competitors—these are techniques nobody else besides Sonder uses.

I've been heavily involved in the OZ program and think it'll help inject capital into the areas that need it most.

That's flipping, and it can be a quick cash injection, but also risky.

We currently start with 20% injected into a construction project.

I inject the rest of the funds from my own cash, so we can each be at 50/50%.

@Alex Sabio I am mainly responding to the OP's post, it looks like mid-thread you injected your own topic and questions.

- probably a good investment but not for cash flow. you are looking at a $3800 payment and 650k in interest on life of the loan, if there is another end game for refi, rollover, cash injection etc. to make it cash flow better then maybe. 

(We expect to have 120k in cash saved up by EOY, not including other investments)I would put as low as possible to save your funds for renovations (you're unlikely going to find a completely turn key property) and inject value that way.