Lend less than about $75kSo it's kind of a triple threat (not in a good way), and you may have to figure out some creative financing - maybe the seller would finance with a solid down payment?

I believe this is called a triple net lease?

People may have their own approach to analyzing multi-family, be it duplex, triples, four-plex or "many" units.  

SC's owner-occupant taxes are great, but as an investor they're double and some times nearly triple that of an owner-occupant.

I just moved back into our River property and our Flood Insurance has tripled to over $3000 a year.

Currently, I have a triple net lease so I am paying the CAM/taxes on the entire property since the billboard is listed as a temporary structure.

Unit rehab is also a LOT because you need to change the windows out to double or triple pain in many areas as the young people that do burn outs on their moped or dirt bike can be bothersome and turn non section 8 tenants away. 

I think you're a touch low on maintenance and I would double or triple the landscaping budget (being off by $300 won't kill you there though.)

What would be potential strategies to obtain financing and nearly triple our number of units from 3 to 11!  

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