The more units the better.10% down buys you a building so 100k buys a 1m dollar building any day of the week.But try to stretch your money as far as possible. ie: get a first and a second mortgage and then your down payment all combine to purchase the largest building you possibly can.

I just didn't know if that was the best way to really stretch your dollar out by investing 100% into the home without properly considering borrowing money.one thign that comes to mind is, if you have the money to buy a home outright, why not borrow money to stretch and buy 2 homes and increasing yoru earning potential?

So next time I am going to remember that everything is easier if you can stretch the closing date to a month rather than two weeks.

I would build something like a wood pergola and lay sunshade fabric on top, stretch it tight and put strips of wood on top of that and screw it to the top. 

In the center of California stretching from the south to the north is a big valley with major rivers.

Its never happend anywhere for more than a few years at a stretch prior to the bubble.

Most of the techniques advocated to price assets are rather crude and thus for most real estate investors it is a Stretch Armstrong level stretch to account for risk too.

If I purchase another property in a couple months, I will be stretched if my whole portfolio went vacant.

Each 4plex will cost around $1M from what I can tell.I've talked to a few more people, and I am seeing that there's really no way to stretch our downpayment money any further than that. 30 to 35% down is the requirement and that's non-negotiable.

I stretch the payments out as long as I can get them.