@Sharlene Morales, you’re feeling exactly what every investor feels the first time they step into a multifamily deal.

That alone makes the advice feel real and actually usable.I also appreciated how he ties current and future trends into investing.

You have a greater chance of having liability exposure through divorce or ownership dissolution than a customer, vendor or bypassed exposure.  

A lot of sellers feel the same way when they first hear about owner financing, especially the part about trusting someone you don’t know.

I feel like the operators are the only ones really winning.

I would be happy to have a conversation with you about customizing your chart of accounts and QBO specifically for your situation.I also have investor clients in the Houston and other southern Texas areas.

7.5% feels a bit high, but to confirm, you are just doing a straight purchase on two properties at once?

They can get frustrated and feel they have to take what's available. 

As Indy expands, areas with a small town feel should do quite well.

. :-) Single-family often ends up feeling like a high-paying job, while multifamily is where you build the actual business.Since you’re already comfortable with the debt/leverage piece, I'm curious about the equity side—are you planning to take these down with your own cash, or is the goal to raise capital from investors?