Hey "Big Pocketers" I want to purchase a multi family home...I have A+ credit, a job that pays 50k/yr but I don't have much in savings at this time...this is a general question, but what are some options to get me st...

We mainly do our own work because a shortage of liquid capital, but also because we haven’t found reliable contractors.

Or possibly with a shortage of contractors because it's so busy.... they may charge more?

Our property is very close to high-speed internet fiber and there is a shortage of office, including home office, type spaces here in the SF Bay Area.

Add up the total amount, deduct the security deposit and send them the move-out letter requesting payment of the shortage. 

There is no shortage of applicants, however, you have to get through a few of them to find "qualified" renters.

I don't know how others handle this, but I sent back their cashier check by certified mail and posted a 3 day notice to pay or vacate. 3 days later I received the cashiers check back along with an additional check to cover the shortage plus $25 for the certified letter.

Congratulations on getting one through the system.If you do let it go to foreclosure and you dad has any assets left the lender may come after him for the shortage. 

Also there is a large shortage of skilled workers.

Rents have been increasing and there is no shortage of good tenants.