You can always look into refinancing if rates drop later.Property Type: Multifamily properties tend to offer better cash flow than single-family homes.

They all tend to look alike and as soon as one sells out, they build another one next door or down the street. 

Because concrete is really porous it's very difficult to get everything out of it once it's in - usually you're only breaking down things right at the surface and they tend to bleed back through capillary action (moisture moving through the concrete).

They tend to find the worse for wear properties at the lowest prices, so if you're looking to do heavy rehabs that's a good starting point. speaking with other flippers in the area or real estate agents would help give you the best idea of what you may be looking at for ARV's and rents if you planned on holding any of your properties. 

Once you go commercial, the loans are a lot more negotiable since they tend to be portfolio lenders and hold the loan in house.

In my area, homes with pools tend to sell much quicker and at a higher price per square foot.

Finding an established group that finds a way to get deals done tends to be as helpful as anything as many of us have had experiences of weird and seemingly unnecessary denials.I do like to make sure that its a region they lend to and the type of project that they do.

My general impression of the area is that you tend to be better off getting the more expensive homes, as they usually house more people and have significantly higher rental projections.

Make sure you transfer/withdraw funds you tend to borrow from your LLC’s (self) bank account.

People, particularly amateurs just starting out, tend to focus too much on big tools.