Homes are easier because of the equity that can be tied to them versus multifamily unless you find a very, very motivated seller as most multifamily don't get repoed like a single family, so Cap Rate is your best friend here.Now, get back out there paying for all your guru plans or "Call-to-Action plans" as I call them because if you're like me a fence sitter, you'll need one. 

Speaking for myself I would never consider a Sub2 unless I knew I had alternative exit strategies to take out that underlying mortgage either by private money, conventional, or other routes.What is the significance of the " default judgement states," versus what we have here in WA, OR, CA ? 

Fast forward 3-5 years from now and even though rates are down those same homes are now worth or selling for $50K to $100K more.You end up losing more money waiting for a rate to come down versus being able to buy a home for a lower sale price.

It looks like damage to me versus a faulty stove (no damage beyond the glass) and we would not be liable.

I may just need to file a satisfaction of mortgage and just do the cash out refinance at 70%LTV on my 3 unit versus the 75% this strategy was going to allow. 

What’s your opinion about condo/townhouse versus SFH at Chula Vista area?

By location, 2/2 ocean 800’ ocean front class b+ for ~$6k, versus Inland class b+ 4 br, 3 ba 3000’ is $6k.  

People pay premiums to rent out full units and you have added privacy and easier to get lending on (lenders will count rental income on other units versus won't typically on bedrooms).

Just know going into any builders risk policy, you're going to pay a lot higher premium than a typical homeowners policy or even a landlord/tenant dwelling policy, and most of the time you'll be getting a glorified ACV policy versus the RCV policy you're used to on your personal home.

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