Hi everyone, been trying to determine a way to get into buying a multi family ASAP but with low funds and no track record to reach out for OPM ect.

(I've yet to take a look at the property to confirm.)ARV Comps:https://www.redfin.com/PA/Philadelphia/1012-S-24th-St-19146/...https://www.redfin.com/PA/Philadelphia/1709-Christian-St-191...https://www.redfin.com/PA/Philadelphia/1525-Christian-St-191...Rental Comps: For gross rent determination I'm assuming room configuration to be 3 bed 1 bath for two units and a 2 bed 1 bath for the last (furnished unit).

There are DSCR lenders that do not use a market rent 1007 and will use rent range to determine the rents.

I realize now that getting a professional estimate to determine a realistic selling range is essential.As for hiring a PM, it’s something I’ll consider if I decide to keep the property.

If successful the process would end with a court order requiring the mobile home to be removed.The question would be easier to answer if the actual language was provided so it could be determined that the restriction runs with the land and bind subsequent owners.

Whether that is determined in a reasonable approach by you and your accountant, or you come to an agreement with the buyer of the property - you just need to do something. 

Thank you to everyone that responded and helped me determine that this is not the way I want to go. 

I created the maps above to determine which neighborhoods in Youngstown and surrounding areas had the highest demand and the most potential.

The point of screening an applicant is to determine the level of risk to your property, your income, and others.

Foundation/structural engineer determined a water downspout on one side of the house caused the soil erosion.