The real estate license but also provide you some income and flexibility in time in producing capital while you were at school.

So the deal is higher interest rate in exchange for flexible terms.

They're the only ones flexible enough to take into account all the information you provided.

it is very thin, almost like a paper, flexible

Also monthly income comes into play, if you don't need the money because you earn 8-10k/mo OR if your current time for your work is flexible why rentals?

Now that you've mentioned it, I definitely think that working with a broker makes sense as far as flexibility in financing sources/options is concerned.

So you basically seek out Expired listings (30/60/90 days) because the Seller is becoming more flexible.

The HELOC gives you lots of flexibility without rushing you into a deal (every second your money sits in the bank, you're losing ROI).I have a $110k HELOC that I keep in reserve for when my liquid cash runs dry.  

Multifamily is a different genre...so possibly quite different.

Hooks up should include dryer exhaust venting.. not easy to add in all applications if not already in,, and inspections don't like flexible accordian type exhaust usual requirement is the standard solid sheetmetal tube.