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Even then, it can be beneficial because a lot of times in Waco, you need to be living at the primary residence in order to establish an ADU or secondary residence to Airbnb.

When you take higher-risk equity positions combined with debt, you need to understand the math - if the property drops 25%, we lose everything.

Math wise, it pans out.

The math is:168,800 - (337,500 - 12,000 - 255,083.96) = 98,383.96

@Chris Fatur What really kills landlords isn’t the math. it’s when the big stuff all hits at once.

I just can't see the math working. 

1% is a rough guideline for napkin math.

On an investment property math is suggesting you take the money you would use to pay off the principal (presumably 75%) and buy 3 more (with 25% down).I always remind people that in 1960 you could have bought a brand new house from a builder (with automatic air conditioning!!!)

From my understanding, the secondary market where these loans are sold, there's not a large appetite for these right now.Long story short, it's very unlikely you'll get what you're seeking for this asset class.