@Amanda G.Thanks for your response and information.

Originally posted by @Amanda G.

Thanks for the reply Amanda.

@Amanda G. hit it right on the head.

Thanks Amanda,I'm going over to see it at 4pm today and will make adjustments to the pricing.  

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@Hans Christopher Struzyna - You will likely need to go with a non-QM loan to get closer to 75% or 80% LTV on a multi-unit.

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@Amanda Gust - Pros for the SFH:- It might be easier to find one renter than 2 separate ones.- The 900 might be a better quality tenant than the lower price- As @Nicole Frawley said, it would likely be easier to BRRRR than the other (and easier probably to sell down the line if you wanted to)Cons:- If the SFH takes longer to find a tenant for, you have no income, unlike the 2 unit, you might have staggering vacancies and still have something coming in.