Now, its very likely the buyer of the loan paid less than the outstanding balance. 

Properties will be close to a highway, public transportation, retail/shopping, and large employment centers.

While the statute is silent on the subject, a defaulting purchaser facing a statutory cancellation by a noncompliant multiple seller might seek to apply these damages as an offset against outstanding delinquencies.

IDOT made a lot of improvements to IL-59 between Plainfield and I-55, though downtown Plainfield remains a speed-bump on that highway as does the I-30 junction just south of downtown Plainfield.

One one the side of the highway and one in the worst neighborhood in Denver.

I have projected the numbers using both methods and when accounting for appreciation of the assets, the leveraged approach wins... as long as your personal risk tolerance allows you to have large amounts of outstanding debt.  

Originally posted by @Ellis Paul:Where is a good place to search for multi family properties I would recommend any blue collar areas with close proximity to means of transportation (major highways, rail/bus lines).  

The schools in SW Minneapolis are considered outstanding.

Tenant went to put the water in their name and the village said there was an outstanding balance that needed to be paid. 

@Jessica G. outstanding job you did in the short time and with your budget!