That loan may be open ended, although I think those are pretty tough still.  

WEll the airplane was a tough one.My point is there are performing assets in every market especially multi family..

Colorado market is tough to find a good deal/cash flows (at least for me). 

I heard Seattle was a tough market, but I'm hoping to be able to find something in my area.Thanks for taking the time to listen to my intro, and I hope to connect with many of you!

Tough to do but can be done.  

Prove to investors that the area will be seeing 25-30% growth in the next two years, and they'll get a preferred return of 10%; if you can substantiate those numbers, they'll be lining up to give you money.Rent the properties for two years, then sell.  

For members to tell you what is best to do with $15k is tough because it will vary to what you enjoy and where you see yourself. 

A solid value / price is tough to gauge Anthony Gayden  without any of the other answers because creating that number is a function of what the market can bear (rents), what you will need to put into it to get a solid tenant, and what you can convince the lender to assume.

I will look for a better scenario that will prove to provide better numbers!

(once again, Steven Hamilton's reco is spot on)Southside is tough and not for newbies.Indiana is good too and can be reached within 45 minutes.