Search a radius and determine what the low/med/high properties are making by bedroom count.3) make note of what the top 5 properties have in common.

Play the 'friend in common' card if possible.Regarding seller financing, I don't see this being a viable option since they are in default on their current loan.If funding could be an issue for you, take a step back and work on that first.

Similarly, if vacant, inspect the property to ensure utilities are off and the doors are locked.

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Title company found out because it was on the chain of title.I don't know if this is common practice since this is not the subject property to be on a loan.

Common question - "DSCR Loans" are going to have DSCR be calculated as Rent/PITIA (no prop mgmt fees, vacancy/credit loss or any other expenses counted).  

This would come from any past employer 401k plans you might have that you can rollover to your self-directed Solo401k and utilize for investments. 

Our past clients have utilized this strategy for their first 2-3 small-multifamilies, and just over 3-4 years have 10-12 rentals doors.

There are fixed costs you won't be able to get away from utilities, insurance, etc and are typically stable year to year or with some measured growth.

I have heard many different strategies for those an one common one is going into a syndication with other investors.