- Would 20k in cash be enough for a down payment and all closing costs etc for either of these loan types if I were looking for a multi-fam in the Portland, OR area?

Here's a question I thought I'd take to the forums since I can't seem to wrap my head around it...I'm currently looking at a multi-unit and the numbers look good as far as the monthly cash flow, ROI, price, rents (relatively stable), etc.

Buy and hold investments at the moment sound right up my ally and I would like to move towards multi family units.

We are especially interested in multi-family homes.  

I'm new at this but looking at multis and the first thing that caught my eye was the pro forma numbers.

You need cash, probably 20-30% down.It is unfortunate you already spent your money on a personal home, it is a liability not a investment and will hold you back from investing.Shane has the right idea except I would sell the house and buy a multi plex and live in one unit.

Trying to acquire lending for two multi-family homes.  

@Jeremy PhillipsFinding Private Lenders is easy when you have a Transaction with high profit margins and you have High Experience with a Track Record to Show.

What kind of cap rates do you see for multis in those better areas?

we're  pre-qualified for our next purchase but not sure if it should be another single family or multi family unit.