The returns are better than traditional rentals but the workload is much higher and it is more service oriented.

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. 

Here the TOD (transit oriented development) is all the rage.

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.