I know I can get approved for the same amount as I would've been with a traditional mortgage but I'm afraid that because its uncommon it will be "feared" by sellers.Lastly, how do I go about finding an agent familiar with this type of mortgage?

This is not the first I've heard of (or personally seen) a tenant basically running a laundromat out of their unit.. seems to be a not-uncommon problem.

There are a few circumstances where you can have 2 FHA loans out at a time but they are fairly uncommon. 

It's not uncommon to find strong older homes that have been remodeled in the past twenty or thirty years and have updated electrical, plumbing and windows.

It’s not uncommon for stucco to crack a little, especially if stucco is added on top of something else like wood or block. 

Not that uncommon if you find a good group.

This helps ensures you get the appraisal notifications and tax bill notifications.Not uncommon for title companies to file property address when they close vs your good mailing address. 

I know it is uncommon to start this big, but I have come across a great deal for a 54 unit apartment complex.

I am not sure how common or uncommon my life situation is, so if the title didn't scare you...please keep reading on...A little about me: I'm a 26-year-old young professional with a well-paying job at a tech company In Manhattan.

You'll need to find a closing attorney/company that is willing to do this - double closings are not uncommon, but depending on your state, your approach/strategy will need to adjust.