More specifically, I’m curious about the lockup periods you were comfortable with and the return profiles you expected.I recently saw a capital placement professional on LinkedIn write that if you want to attract LP equity, you should avoid lockups longer than three years. 

Each report includes the same sections as the original (property overview, tax profile, permit history, FEMA flood zone, crime, demographics, walk score) plus the additions suggested in the forums: debt service scenarios at four rate assumptions (8.5%, 7.5%, 6.5%, 5.0%) across both 75% and 50% LTV, with CoC returns.Here are the reports and the headline findings from each:1) 1101 N Locust St, Denton — $1.95M, 6 units, 1984 buildhttps://drive.google.com/file/d/1hAEg6mn0zYRJxGLDPRQR5ToYhWg...Broker advertises 5.9% cap and claims "fully renovated, all major systems newer."

It is a different risk profile than STR.

Petersburg as well and work with a lot of investors Nationwide but mostly focus on FL, IN, OH, TN, NC and a few other states due to price point and better cash flow deals.Feel free to check out my profile and add me to your Network!

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If you ever have questions feel free to check out my profile or send me an email.

Your profile says you are beginning your investment journey.  

I try to pre-qualify via calendly link form (link is in my profile). - just handle it live on the call?

My goal is to build a strong team (lender + agent with investor background), lock in the best realistic loan terms for my profile, and then run a thorough analysis before moving forward.Appreciate any insight — I’m eager to learn and do this the right way.

Other deals at the same price are sitting because they need a residential buyer who needs financing and is rate-sensitive.What kills timelines worse than anything is not understanding your buyer profile before you reno.