If this was a deal or a nice Multi there would not be a seller looking to bail and finance it.the Multi sector is red hot for quality assets as has been posted.I suspect this is a semi ghetto slumlord situation with a ton of deferred maintenance and really tough tenant demographic

If so, you'll probably need to set up an escrow account and allocate a portion of the rent towards the monthly, quarterly, semi-annual or annual premiums when they come due.

He’s a busy guy, but he always does it in a semi-timely manor.

I've got one deal done semi-locally, but am looking to go out of state now given the limited opportunities where I live.

Hello everyone, I am semi-considering buying a fourplex in Clarksville, TN for $400,000 with my VA benefit and living in one of the units while managing this property with my husband. 

Im sure they are semi-blind pool funds but do they refinance to pay at least a portion of the capital back?

Quite the contrary, I don't know how I could have possibly done what I've done without it.I've also raised over $80 million from investors in syndications of a couple thousand multifamily units and several blind and semi-blind pools as well as development and self-storage. 

I was semi-active on the BP forums but still had spans of 7-10 days where I did not actively check. 

But I'm also a semi control freak and need to have a say in all aspects of my projects in all phases of the rehab or new development.

The house we love is in an amazing, thriving neighborhood, but is the first house in on a semi-busy road.