Kevin, join Bigger Pockets (cheap) read every article they ever published on Multi-family (get some information) THEN invest

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I believe you will hear the term on the podcasts for this known 'house hacking'.So the rates you see published are available to the ones with the best credit and the finance institutions deem a safe risk.Now if you buy the house as an investor or non owner occupied your rate will be higher than the published rates you see even if you have great credit because the banks look at non owner occupied purchases as a higher risk. 

On my desktop, I type @+ first few letters of the person's name and their name pops up, however when I try to click that name, or hit enter, it never publishes it as an @mention.Any suggestions?  

Bigger Pockets also published a "Book of tax strategies for savvy real estate investors" (or something like that).

So I can get my feasibility done very fast.5) So here is the old negotiation trick that keeps working and I almost hate to publish this in public.

And there must be a local paper that publishes the information, it's public record and the public has to be notified.Good luck getting the ball rolling!

Yardi published a September Rent Survey for multis and Sacramento leads year-over-year rental growth with 11.1%, followed by the Inland Empire and Seattle (both at 9.0%).While rent growth keeps decreasing, multifamily fundamentals remain strong.

The list for November was just published in our paper today so I put them in a spreadsheet and start.First thing I do is gather basic info about the property from zillow, mls, county assessor site and do a rough estimate of what I think the property is worth.

You may not want to publish the town, but it's hard to help without knowing.