Case in point, my friend and I happened to get invited to have lunch with Vinny Chopra and his team on Sunday.

Is that the case in Philly or does the landloard pay it? 

Is that the case in Philly or does the landloard pay it?

Case in point we purchased a property that tripled in equity after purchase.

I can't imagine that being the case in that state

I believe that's the case in 50 states.If it's recorded, you're in better shape than if it wasn't, but what if the seller raises a stink about some misunderstanding in your verbal contract - and puts a lien on the house? 

A rental duplex at a 6% CAP base case in that location is probably not going to appreciate too much. 

If no one else answers or appears to make a claim (as your post suggests would be the case in this instance), the judge can simply rule in your favor and the title is yours. 

So these would not be commercial yet.Also, with cash flow from current rents, it would only be possible to realistically do a cash out refi on some of them to buy more, which wouldn't be the case in multifamily, or at least not at the rate that I may want.I rather have a few residential and get the fund started, than having to wait for the perfect multifamily.So any recommendation for good lenders with the terms above is appreciated.Also, if you have any multifamily with good cap rates also in the Midwest which is being sold, please share the details.

Case in point it's not all that hard to buy a property for it's appraised value.