Americans are in need of affordable housing more than ever right now.  

I am a naive want-to-be investor (right now) looking to get myself to a good level of knowledge to pursue the field.And although the I live in the UK (where I'll invest) I've been listening to the BP podcasts in order to learn how to invest and how to think as an investor: which are not things restricted to an American information source!

In this context, I am contemplating forming partnership with American citizens with good credit scores so that we can buy multifamily properties together with only 20% down payment.

For a rough estimate of furnishings/supplies for a bottom unit, I’d say around 3k-5k depending on if you use FB marketplace or American furniture.

@Jared CooperI have SFH in South Scottsdale, 85257 managed by Cindy Johnson with American Associates.

Come by American Social on Harbor Island tonight 10/18 any time from 5 to 7 for some free food and networking!

I am curious, what is better; finding a traditional bank/local bank to work with or a non-bank lender (Loan Depot, New American Funding, etc..) 

Most Americans are at 14%. 

I would argue we are heading into a South American economic model.  

I have seen that Mountain American offers this 10% down NOO on 1-4 units as well but have had clients reach out to me since Mountain American can be very slow to respond and keep the loan process moving forward, especially on a purchase when hitting certain milestones is vital.