If you're doing that correctly injecting $60k of your own $$$ into the property makes no sense financially.

I've never asked or seen anyone that injected themselves in the middle of a PM and investor as you did.

Maybe you can personally inject the $89,000 into the project even though it is not in the budget.

Still, good news.But then something happened, government COVID intervention, where we printed $10 Trillion and injected that intravenously into the economy’s carotid artery.

You have to have a plan that shows specific numbers as goals or milestones to be reached so that their performance effects applicable funds injection that will in fact create the real building blocks necessary to get you the Multi-unit-building you envision to own someday.

You would need to take a property run down in an A area and inject it with rehab to buy at a lower price or maybe build new from the ground up.

It's great to have an ambitious spirit, but I'm amazed by the false information that's out there that puts young borrowers on the wrong track.Lenders want to see capital be injected by the owner AND that you have experience operating similar properties.

Industry, real estate, restaurant, hotel, media, communication, tech, entertainment the list goes on.Personally I am a major supporter of the value injected into our economy by the 1%.

With this information mind you can property inject yourself into the most beneficial part of the lifecycle giving you an upper hand over other bidders.

If it's possible to inject concrete, then that's an alternate solution.