So there are a variety of methods.

And, as unpopular as my opinion may be, people taking handouts are high-risk tenants in a variety of ways. 

People do an infinite variety of things, half of them stupid and destructive.

We've focused on Buffalo, Rochester and Columbus markets for a variety of factors but mainly due to proximity to CAN, purchase price for cash deals or using LOC, CAP Rate, steady rental markets for cash flow and ROI down the line.

Simply because 75% or more of the movement is of the wheeled variety.

That amount is negotiable and will vary according to a variety of factors:  the value of the property; the motivation of the homeowner; your negotiating skills, etc. 

That's a computer program designed to review comparable properties in the location by a variety of factors in order to determine what the value is.

Syndicators can structure their deal a variety of ways.

I am sure that I will get a variety of responses here, but any input is welcome.For those who may lean towards multifamily, are there any books, online courses, or in person courses that you would recommend a person look into prior to the purchase. 

I met some amazing people who had some incredible stories and shared really valuable insight and experiences (...I'm part of a mastermind from some of the connections I made), variety of speakers (ALL the heavy hitters were there!)