I was under the assumption I could pull a $100K+/- HELOC out on my current rental, and show the lender I will be using that as the down payment for the 6 plex.

I've crunched the numbers and if I could purchase three four-plexes in the next ten years, that would give me the financial independence I'm looking for."2.

Similarly, if you put several Class D tenants in a Class A 4-plex, what do you think will happen to the property?

One idea he had, was to re-sale with cleared permits etc for a four plex. 

He ended up finding an eight-plex in a growing neighborhood that’s now practically printing rent checks for him.

I did purchase a four plex in Napa, CA a couple of years back, a super long rehab and now getting ready to get tenants.

So, a $2,000 deposit could cost you $6,000 in court.Waive the deposit and raise the rent to make up for it.Back in the 90s we had a 9 plex in Cahokia, IL.

HI @Rachel Seymour-NewtonI would 100% wait the 8 months a buy a quad plex with only 5% down!

Thinking of either making it a 4 -7 plex catering toward seniors who retire to the area, want the walkability of a nice DT area, golf, outdoors etc and need a summer home up north close to hospital systems etc.

Generally speaking, you will have better economy of scale with a 4 plex than a 2 plex.