Quote from @William Dorrough: Investment Info:Large multi-family (5+ units) buy & hold investment.

Like @William Hutch alluded to, if the drawings are Code Compliant, why bother getting new drawings from a new Architect?

@William I read your post and I am considering bidding on a property but I have questions on how to analyze how much is to much?

Hey @Eric Williams, great list.

Quote from @William Compton: Has anyone had experience with landa?

Quote from @Taylor Williams: Navigate to Real Estate Strategies > Short Term and Vacation Rentals, then search for "arbitrage" and read what others have to say.

Quote from @William Holland: Who all has ever acquired a property and built an RV park?

Thank you @Rebecca Nieves I agree with @William Sing that having a umbrella policy and a tenant acceptance policy is a good idea.

We use a Sherwin-Williams color on everything these days (Shoji White) and I can get them to mix up a can for touch up 5 years later and it blends perfectly. 

Hey @Justin Williams,I'll start by saying even the most flexible loan scenarios will look at credit. how it relates to the loan process, however, will differ depending on which loan type you go with. my gut punch reaction in this is that your credit score is more about limiting your LTV due to the subject prperty being a multi-family, or potentially driving the rate up so that you no longer qualify (rates are higher on MF than on SFR typically)....it also could be about how your lender is calculating (or not calculating) the rental income coming from the different units.