Veitenheimer the one we use is drawn up for each style of contract that we use.

To answer your question I am interested in buying multifamily style RE and keeping them long term. 

Going out of style, since the 80's".

For me, the duplexes or townhouse style units with very low/no HOA works best for cash flow since they have lower tax and higher cash flow.

This isn't a loan scenario for mortgage brokers that place FNMA/FHLMC style home mortgages.The shorter answer is yes, you can do this, but you have to shop around a bit.

it was built in 1990 and it a medium size ranch style. 

The idea behind marketing is for the individual to not feel like you're using gorilla style tactics.

@Lenin Belangonda PM me here on BP or better yet email me at [removed email address] I'd be happy to tell you what's what from my perspective and I'll also tell you that you should factor in about 10% for good property management from the beginning and then find someone that fits your style for about 10%.

Harass, as you've been at this now for 4 days, there was not threat intended and I think you know that, it's just your passive aggressive style in disagreeing.  

So I landed some instant equity as well as my commission.It's a great building with a townhouse style layout around a corner.