Just as a hint, the fact that there are no other homes in the area with this type of unit means it's probably not allowed.

Hint: it's NOT 2-4mfr!

There are lots of hints that the market gives.

Here's a hint.

Yeah, that is close, but there are less rough areas with better ROI, if you are willing to drive a farther east (hint: Indiana, Ohio).

Originally posted by :@David FaulknerThanks for your humor comment David :)) And the funniest thing is that you think I'm joking ... no worries, though, I'm pretty sure you currently have flow and not faux, there is a difference (hint: how does inflation adjusted total return net out in the long haul and what factors affect that) :)

So I'll give you some hints in what to ask about and look for in a lender with investment properties.First, focus on smaller to mid-sized banks. 

Collin Schwartz yeah I definitely got the hint from everyone not to touch the IRA lol.

@Jaquette Green first of all, fire your real estate agent if he or she ever suggests or hints towards not having an inspection done.

Before anything like this could be done, those wanting to jump in would have a little homework to do, hints about areas of concern for investors, risks, security, marketing, ability to rehab for those fix & flippers, etc.