If there’s a lender involved, they may be the ones forcing the high limit, so it’s worth confirming what they truly require in writing. 

Any time rates rise sharply or home prices outpace wages, the idea returns — but it has never truly caught on here due to regulatory concerns, high long-term risk, and the slow pace of equity growth. 

Hey@Chase Busick if you are looking to connect with other high level investors and "sharpen the saw," then consider coming to Costa Rica with us in April for a high-level investor retreat.

Great intro — and great to connect with you.We’re an investor-friendly private lender actively serving clients nationwide, with a strong presence specifically in Tucson, Orlando, and Denver — so your target markets align perfectly with where we’re currently lending the most.We focus on fast, flexible, and aggressive financing options built for active investors who want speed, certainty, and a lender that understands both the acquisition and operational side of the business.If you’re expanding in Tucson, Orlando, or Denver, we’d be happy to support your upcoming projects or even just compare notes on the market activity.Looking forward to connecting more and seeing how we can add value to your growth.

However, I also don't usually buy in nicer neighborhoods either because the rent to price ration is low and so I would need to leave more money into the deal to get a loan and it wouldn't produce as high of a return on my money.Since my plan is to only keep the property for a few years, it is important that I get a good deal in order to make a profit within a few years.

The challenge: Record-high labor and material costs, a sluggish resale market, and a shortage of skilled labor are squeezing spreads.

And you’re right, different investors handle leverage differently depending on their strategy and market.What I shared earlier was just based on what I’m actually seeing play out here in the Triad (Greensboro / Winston-Salem / High Point).

Because the Property Class dictates the Class of the tenant pool that the property will attract.The Tenant Class greatly impacts rental income stability and property maintenance/damage by tenants.Both Property Class and Tenant Class will affect what type of contractors, handymen and property management companies you should target and be willing to deal with a property.The Property Class will also impact the maintenance & renovations you do to, “Maintain to the Neighborhood”.Why is that important?

I’ve been in real estate for several years (wholesaling + acquisitions) and recently started studying the GP side of multifamily syndication.I’m comfortable underwriting, deal sourcing, and creative structuring — but I’m brand-new to the GP/operator side, and I want to make sure I move correctly.I’m currently reviewing small multifamily opportunities (10–20 units), and before I go any further, I want to get clarity from people who have actually operated deals.Here are my questions:For someone stepping into their first GP/co-GP role, what are the most important skills or responsibilities to master early?

With the right team of outsourced professionals and a high enough net worth to be financed, you should be able to find financing.