It is our 10-year goal to have a functioning hospitality and beverage focused project in the Glenwood Springs area of the mountains, this project requires significant cash-flow and capital to get started (and not bankrupt us along the way).Our current interests lie with purchasing an initial single-family unit to live in and work out of, with the hopes of getting into short-term rentals in the surrounding ski towns.

My desired initial farm area is The Bronx (average prices range from $400k~$850k).  

. - I initially offered 3 months free rent to help get a business off the ground.- They came back at me with 6 months free, no rent increase until 2022, AND I need to replace the windows, submeter water, replace some decking, do landscaping.- I am just about to come back at them with no free rent, but I'll pay for their build out up to the value of 5 months of rent, plus windows/meters/ramp.Now I'm realizing that that whole package is a ton of money, and I won't make any money for over a year.

@Angel CraigYou've got the correct initial strategy - the most cost-effective approach would be to secure a low down-payment loan (e.g.

Would you do it at the point of initiation - when you first purchase property- or the money you have in( if you do have money in) once you refinance?

I could have pulled the plug on the whole project earlier (but I felt I had to wait given the holidays and "reasonable" excuses he had initially).Also, open to further suggestions regarding this: So what was the final straw? 

Hi, I'm new to BP with initial contact being @Ashley Hamilton 's podcast on youtube!

HOWEVER this only initiates if the previous tenant terminates services.

Email and text are best for initial contact."

If you are like me, you just need to trust your initial instincts when you start second guessing what you have just done