The classic Why not single family?

Oh yeah, everybody and their mother says they have over 700 scores.Now, if a borrower says they keep up with their scores and they are in the 800s, then they're generally at least in the mid to upper 700 range with "Mortgage" Credit scores.But when you ask a borrower what their credit score is and they come back with the classic..."

If it’s something different, then it’s your classic bait and switch as was previously mentioned.

After, if you seem to hit it off with them, jump into those more classic interview questions.

Im looking to get a multi and live in one unit and rent out the other (classic).

Moving forward, if you feel that the seller paying you rent, combined with the other advantages of the BRRRR model, is not a sufficient trade off for the potential downside of construction delays, then I would encourage you to consider buying performing properties on the classic turnkey model.

Here’s a classic example: my brother splits an apartment with a roommate and pays 350 for his portion.

Also read books, classic is rich dad, poor dad, understanding terminologies/concepts.

Classic opportunity cost.

All around, bad idea, classic shell game. :)