Also, the larger down payment can be the case depending on the remaining mortgage balance vs. the sales price. 

If you want a small-multi look for a larger house with a guest house (or ADU has they call them in California) and then try to rent it to an extended family. warmest, Susan 

Having said that, BPCON probably will be a much larger event than Clever Summit.

I am considering joining one of the high tiers of the Big Dog Program (Phil and Shenoah Grove).

You can do this all at once if your state has a low cap (rent for our units has a late fee applied on the second) or if you're allowed a larger late fee you can apply it in stages 1/3 on the second, 1/3 on the 7th 1/3 on the 11th. 

And, speculation in the Cincinnati market is not a great idea since we have not YET experienced any serious rollback of prices and the market is becoming saturated with apartment newly available.I think you have to get into the larger properties (16+) to find the B class properties with positive cash flow and those are typically hidden by pocket listings.

Lower interest rates would certainly make projects more attractive.It'll be interesting to see how lenders balance the need for risk mitigation with the opportunity to capture a larger market share by offering competitive rates

Leverage magnifies return. 3) The effort involved in adding an ADU is comparable or larger than a rehab associated with a BRRRR.

I got an inquiry from a family with a mid-size dog.

Its nice to want to go after larger multifamily properties but if you have no experience with them, you are not gonna get the money unless you have a friend or family member or a very large downpayment.