Go to the source and I bet you get the answer quickly. 

They also have flexible underwriting guidelines for self-employed borrowers.2. 

If you are willing to put down a larger down payment it might make sense with the flexible underwriting they offer, especially if you are going to run it as a MTR. 

Tax flexibility allows each series to be taxed separately or together.Practical Uses- Property segregation ensures that each property is owned by a different series.- Operational independence allows each series to maintain its own bank account and records.- Risk management ensures that problems with one property do not affect others.- Flexible transactions make it easier to sell, transfer, or refinance individual properties.Considerations- State variations mean that not all states recognize Series LLCs.- Management complexity necessitates careful documentation and legal compliance.- Lender familiarity issues arise as some lenders may not understand Series LLCs, thereby complicating financing.A Series LLC offers a streamlined, protective, and flexible way to manage multiple real estate investments.Thanks,

Hey Ashni,with 100k down, you're able to work with some flexibility.

We are very flexible and would highly appreciate any suggestions or recommendations you might have!

The Midwest and Southeast would be your best bet but under $100,000 is pretty challenging to find these days unless you go to really bad parts of town, which I would recommend avoiding unless you're a specialist. 

@Florencio Nayve Huntsville (Madison county) is your best bet in my opinion.

I think the best bet is to always use two reasons for rejecting an applicant (bad credit and a mediocre rental reference) unless truly egregious (i.e. a murder felony).

There are a few ways to go about structuring the financing on investor loans with flexible terms to up to 85% loan to value.