It's still a sellers market so it's tough to get concessions as a buyer right now.Are you trying to house hack or is this just an investment?

If you don't want to have roommates it's getting tough, for most of my investors who are looking for heavier cash flows I've been recommending doing furnished rentals (short or mid term), looking at higher cash flow commercial deals like NNN or other cash flow focused syndications/funds, or investing in a debt position if cash flow is the biggest goal. 

You're in a tough spot, but here’s what you can do:IRS Payment Plan: Set up a payment plan with the IRS to spread out the $200K tax bill.

I handled this by building a network of trusted professionals and always having backup options in case someone couldn’t deliver on time.Striking the right balance between quality work and sticking to the budget is tough.

VA Construction loans are tough. 

Recommend keeping your W2 job for as long as possible while building your PMC business.Typically, one needs 75-125 properties under management to actually make a living.This approach will also force you to automate your PMC business and maybe even hire a Remote Worker or two as you're able to afford. 

@Maria Rina Boidon Tough to really dive in with the high level info but first I'd determine how you want to invest in multifamily.

@Guy Idan this is a really tough question cause Syndications can be both large and small, local and national.  

The post made June 3rd, which I apparently didn't see or it didn't register, stated that Core Capital was a scam and to stay away. 8 properties at $600 a shot is going to be a tough lesson for us, but thanks for the information folks.

My wife and I are traveling healthcare workers.