Using the enemy method, you can very quickly identify the top properties in your target market and then replicate if not improving upon their listing when you go live!

Bad news does not become good by refusing to answer it.So let’s start with this: are you targeting owner occupied buildings? 

Additionally, if you're targeting a certain area it's always good to ask the local township/borough office on who typically pulls permits and/or works in the area.

I’m aware of some (California-based) investor-friendly DSCR lenders who will only consider the NOI of the target property, and won’t consider your personal income or assets in underwriting.House hacking is an interesting (and tried-and-true!)

I have 20 % of my target purchase price , so I will try and reach out to local lenders and see if they can provide some insight 

As many have mentioned, Memphis is an excellent market to target for investing and your boots on the ground team will make all the difference. 

You should always do research to see if this is viable in your target market but generally this is less common as many people want private spaces instead of shared.

We’re targeting companies managing 200+ units, where tracking tenants and optimizing property performance can get complicated.

Here’s our OPINION for the Metro Detroit market (use as a template for your target area!)

@Felicia West I analyze every multi family property that comes on the market in my target investment areas.