I have not closed a deal yet due to I have todo sellers finance right now.   

Only thing you are moat likely referring to is the eviction moratorium finally being lifted. 

@Red Peterson one other item I would pay close attention to is the owner paid utilities (ie.

Depending on your states rules, you usually have to keep security deposits on hand, so a generic guideline I’ve adhered to is one account for operations-rents are deposited here, and bills paid from here, etc…while having a savings account for security deposits and reserves.There’s not “right” or “wrong” answer in my opinion, as long as you’re following all local laws with your setup.

The lender you're talking to is obviously limited to conventional financing and you won't qualify there.  

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I am a first time buyer looking to buy a multiplex using the VA loan. 
If I want to rent out all the units, do I have to refinance since the VA loan requires that it be your primary residence? Is there some othe...

Either he does not have the right to sell it and therefore there is nothing you can do or he does and you could choose to sue for non performance, but do you really want to.  I

If anyone has a website/documented information/group they could point me to I would appreciate it.    

The point I'm getting to is that if the county wanted to, could they just take the assessed price all the way up to the sale price, similar to CA? 

And what this all amounts to is that about six years' worth of new money has been put in circulation in less than two years -- $6.3 trillion of new money.And that money has to go somewhere.And it is largely going into real estate.