Him replying yes would be the easiest route for me but probably the less likely, this owner put up a fight with the bank during the foreclosure based on the court documents I reviewed, he never hired a lawyer thought, he did it as a Pro Se so I’m pretty sure he is familiar with the system.

It doesn't have to "cash flow", per se.

Can anyone in the SE Pennsylvania (Philadelphia/Wilmington) area recommend which bank(s) investors are getting their loans from?  

One is about a 120 unit that I put seller financing on and the other is an article on how to get in with low money down. https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/10145/76815-se...https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/10145/65876-li...

Yes, looks like non-occupied is the issue rather than it being a multi-family, per se.

Your wages were subject to employment taxes (FICA withheld from your paychecks and remitted by the "employer" + the employer's share of the payroll expenses); however, the excess profit is not and, therefore, escapes SE tax.

Use your energies on an asset class that makes sense for holding in your market.I focus on SE CT.

Hey all,i know of another established meetup here in SE Florida.

Steve Morris, this is in SE in Cherry Park neighborhood near the Adventist Hospital.  

Hello all,I am a real estate agent in SE Michigan, and a client of mine decided that she wants to buy a SFR property for her daughter while she is going to school at MSU, while also renting out the remaining rooms as income.