If there really are no contingencies at best you'll lose your EMD at worst it's really crazy and the seller chases you down for non-performance. 

I am bringing this situation to you all because I have exhausted all my known options and think this community can for sure help.To cut to the chase, I have a 2 unit multi family I bought for 225K that is now worth conservatively 400k, with cash flow of $1500/month. 

@Ray Johnson no, I would never chase Cali market, but Oregon and Wa make more sense for the dollars and leverage.

So the chase for yield and riskier asset classes is rekindled, which has led me to researching CRE because of the attractive advertised passive yields and potential to defer gains.

When I called Chase, they said that they don’t look at the rental of my current home in the evaluation process.

A week later, they transferred my loan to Chase.

I'm cashing out with Daniel Porto of Chase loans.

We are chasing a 20-plex deal currently and no surprise the seller told us that they've already got multiple offers.

@Zachary BeauchesneHi Zachary,Rental SFH's are easier for more people to buy than MF.More dollars chasing them increases their price.There seems to be more rental SFH buyers because MF requires more down payment, and in larger cases a lot more knowledge and working capital.Just my 2 cents.Good Luck! 

Most of the people in that situation are not stable and spending money to chase them around to get nothing takes away from time you could be making money.