@Gabriel Graumann actually this is a multi unit property where there are 2 parcels (2 building adjacent to each other 4 units on both sides).we are working with a lender who has agreed to do a conventional loan as it has only 4 units on each side (so 2 applications) - lets see how things go.

Some terms you may find helpful:Repayment Schedule: Clearly outline the payment schedule (monthly, quarterly, etc.).Balloon Payment: If applicable, specify the amount and due date of any balloon payment.Prepayment Penalty: State if there’s a penalty for paying off the loan early.Default Terms: Clearly define what constitutes a default and the consequences, such as foreclosure procedures.Insurance Requirements: Ensure the buyer maintains property insurance.Maintenance Responsibilities: Clarify that the buyer is responsible for property maintenance and repairs.I hope this helps you out, have a great day!

The landlord would be putting themself at risk by failing to apply consistent approval criteria for their rental applicants, which is what Fair Housing law is all about.

Is your DSCR ratio greater than 1-meaning are you cash flowing (according to the lender's criteria of mortgage, property taxes and insurance (and HOA) if applicable).

You can invite as many people as you wish to access the software both on their laptops and on their smartphones. 

I create my own checks (which I have software for) when I need them.

Including this income could strengthen your application and increase your chances of securing a lower rate.

A potential applicant (with a voucher) asks for a Deleading certificate for a multifamily in MA.

Before getting into real estate, I dabbled in Information Technology where the concept of open source software runs strong.

There are rental management software programs you can leverage at a fairly reasonable price, which is what I used to get started (I'm still a newbie).