I have experience with about 4 doors, all with a long term buy and hold strategy aimed at attracting long term tenants.

One person may say put it in a long term Buy&Hold.

I am not surprised they are holding out for this spring market. 

You're still out 150k between original down payment and funding the rehab and this doesn't even factor in closing costs from the two closings, holding costs, and your rehab inevitably being more than you think. 

When you are talking about commercial real estate you aren't really talking about what is commonly referred to as "DSCR Loans" - this would fall under traditional CRE (commercial real estate) lending which is a totally different world

Investment Info:Single-family residence buy & hold investment in Forestdale.

After fees, commissions, holding costs, only made about 10k.

Same as #2 but continue holding 4.

We raise money from investors to cover the difference and holding costs.

> 12-unit in Eastlake I bought for $2.5m last year... pulling in $26k of rent/month> Individual DADU builds cost ~$325-350k to build, and I'm renting them for $3,200 - 3,550However, I'm also investing in Wenatchee which is much more cash flow friendly:> 30-unit apartment bought for $4.2m and renting for $38k/month> 33-unit townhome community closing this April for $6.3m and will rent for $70k/monthInvesting in RE is a legacy and the ability to show my kids what we are doing holds just as much weight as the rent checks we net.