@John Warren At 62 units, at $1,000/month rent average, that's $31,000 in move-in fees left on the table?

Any perspective you bring to the table would also be appreciated by the others in the group.

Interest rates are low, they won't always be and when the tables turn and our ARMS for our commercial properties get out of hand  paying them off will be more attractive.As people age generally their risk tolerance goes down. 

Anyone flipping houses that does not have a license leaves big dollars on the table. 

Or is it time to take some chips off the table @Steve Milford?

Or should I save a bit more and bring more money to the table in this market?

Just make sure you find the right partner, work out all the terms ahead of time, making sure that both/all partners bring something ($/network/skills) to the table.

I then have to massage the data to import into a CRM.

Using eminent domain to clear a path for the arena has been on the table for several years, but city leaders were under pressure not to displace people from homes or churches if they could avoid it.

I have a 30 unit apartment complex deal on the table, and I was hoping to get some feedback from my fellow BP members on whether this deal shakes out or not...