That way you can get a feel of syndication as a whole as well as the different asset plays, while risking a relatively low percentage of your total cash.A lot of folks are worried about a downturn, but a proven Sponsor with conservative assumptions can still return a few percent in a downturn, better than you'll do with cash or stocks.

The second needs a little work, was thinking of financing with a 25 per cent down payment.

@Garrett Jess Go SBA 504or 7A with 10-15 percent down.

Commit 110 percent!!!

New and existing home sales in Dallas-Fort Worth fell 3.6 percent year over year in October, according to Real Estate Center data.

My advice is listen to 200 or more BP podcasts, attend local meetups, and up your savings rate to 50 percent or more.

.$125,000 year income$81,000 year cash flowSo...ROE: (True income on equity no appreciation included) a “paltry” 5.9% because I haven’t taken cash back out, I don’t like to owe people moneyCOC: (cashflow on cash invested) a better 21.8% as rents have increased and interest expenses have decreasedROI: (true income on cash invested no appreciation included): 33.86% pretty goodROI: (true income return on cash invested including unrealized $1,055,000 appreciation), (that’s appreciation only above 10% “panic sale” and 10% selling costs, closer to $1,300,000 in simple numbers) but not paydown as that’s in COC and ROI as my money) 90.86%/yearI could make the last 3 numbers infinite percent and increase my ROE by simply refinancing my $369,000 back out.

Because the neighboorhood is "coming back" most of the homes have been completely renovated in 2016 and up and we've already seen some that have been completely renovated (plumbing, electrical, floors, kitchen) for around 380k and that's where we want to be.So after accounting for vacancy, cap, and repairs and maintenance percent of around 8-9% we would be looking at around $500-$700 in positive cash flow monthly, plus the $1,100 or so in equity every month give or take if fully rented (all 3 floors).

I was thinking of offering 10-15 percent ROI once I refinance but don't want to over promises.

I did the 2 percent rule and it comes out to about 1.3.