@Art MaydanI was originally pre-approved for about the same amount but ended up closing (TODAY) on a 4 flat (legal 3) in Lincoln Square that hit the FHA loan limit and all because the property had such strong market rent.

I know places like Chicago have lots of 2-4 unit flats in the older parts of town.

Some will flat-out say no and some will listen to why you want to do that. 

Told the tenant flat "we lose you, I'm finding a Section 8 tenant, single mom, 5 kids, and i'm vetting for someone with a taste for General Levy and big into Jungle.

I just got off the phone with another company and they only charge $1300 flat rate fee.

Also assessments and special assessments can eat into profits.2-4 flats on the other hand are selling like hotcakes.Let me know if you have any questions.

I pay a flat fee around $600 per transaction to my broker and I keep the rest.  

I offer a flat fee per closing specifically for owner/agents, as well as the more traditional brokerage commission splits if you're looking to build your brand.

Stick to flat payments, no interest.Third, a 15 year term for the tenant/buyer is way to long, we aren't banks, we are investors.

It's a flat roof I believe.