No more "startup craziness."

Because if so, your equity is no more than you already had before buying. 

To provide context, I'm looking for a relatively inexpensive multifamily, no more than $100,000 and preferably closer to $50,000-60,000.

$25 monthly pet fee in addition to the regular rent for no more than one dog.No cats allowed.

Other 2 beds in the neighborhood sold within the last 6 months have gone for 75 to 90k these homes were all 2 bed 1 bath no more then 1100 sq ft.

FICOs below 620 have maximum DTI of 43% regardless of AUS approve/acceptMinimum of 2 trade lines are required No more than $1,000 in disputed collectionsMust be all on time payments in the past 12 months of mortgage historyNo more than $2,000 in collections ........

In my experience getting a VA loan on a fourplex was no more complex than getting one on a duplex, so if your lender indicates otherwise, find a new lender.

If you were planning to flip, you would to take (no more than) 70% of your ARV (329,000) which is @230,300.  

No more long drawn out eviction processes, more control,  less drama. 

My first property I would like to look at would be no more then 50k.