Seems we have had single family policies (1-4 units) and multi-family (more than 4 units) and I can see the question asked on multi-family.

I'm currently on track to graduate with my BSBA this December from the University of Omaha Ne.

I want to confirm that I am correct:For the first multi-family, which we are going to occupy, I can put down 3.5% with an FHA, whether it has 2, 3, or 4 units?

I live in California....So, I am looking for a project manager that can check in on the workers make sure they are on track & working to the best of their ability.

I've had a couple of buy and hold properties but now I'm actively looking at ways to achieve more passive income through short term rentals and multi-family units.  

I'm new at REI and am currently looking at Worcester Ma multi families.

@Chris Murphy you are on the right track.

I was curious as to whether there is a wait time needed before a landlord could add the monthly rental income he receives from his multi family property onto his own personal income? 

Oregon and WA is 2 to 3 and 10 to 14  20 to 30% down.those WITH experience and long track record with a certain lender can get near zero down deals..not going to happen for newbies or someone not know to the lender..

@Louis Hiza I'm also looking to invest in Connecticut's multi-family market.