Many projects are ongoing right now, but some of the largest are set to have a huge impact on the way things are done, and what people enjoy about the city.

Many lenders, including the largest lender in the nation, don't even offer FHA on 3-4 unit properties any more because the fallout is too high.

This person is helping you buy one of your largest investments so its critical you get good solid advice and information from this person.

While it is theoretically possible, it is also theoretically possible to buy one lottery ticket and win the largest Powerball payout ever. 

If it wasn't for ADU's or multifamily units, eventually every lot would have the largest SFH possible which means fewer units and higher prices.

The lender wants to make sure that they recover the largest amount possible.

Westwood is the largest neighborhood in Cincinnati by a good margin.... so like you said... it gets written off as C-D class.... but there are tremendous pockets where people are renovating/fix ups.... as you said.... if someone dropped you on Epworth.... you wouldn't know you weren't in Hyde Park. 

As a seller, I sell everything on the open mark to maximize recovery, by exposing my assets to the largest possible buyer population.

The majority of MF properties are going to be in Phoenix and Mesa, as they are the two largest cities and also grew at a time (1960s-1980s) when a lot of the small multi family was being built.

There are risks of course, largest one being that if you lose your job, the funds are due back within 60 days or it's a taxable event.