Some quick numbers for you, @Alex Chau, that could help you narrow your search down etc.What $100k "cash to close" will get you, assuming Oakland/Berkeley transfer taxes (higher in area, so being conservative) and non-owner occupant.$560k, SFR, 85% LTV.$360k, 2-4 unit, 75% LTV (looks like we've probably departed Oakland...).Bump those numbers a few grand if you're looking in cities without city transfer taxes. 

You need to narrow down the criteria.

I talked about our top three picks (Applicants A, B and C) and gave information without revealing personal details.

I haven't pinpointed a particular farm, as I learn how to analyze deals I think that will help me narrow things down.

If you don't know the difference between a bank and mortgage broker do some searching using the tool in the upper right hand corner.If you don't have the job and/or down payment it's going to be tough to get a loan from any source other than hard money.So to narrow your search, target it toward what exactly you are buying and you will likely find what you are looking for.

Hello all,I'm narrowing down my search for a multi-family rental unit in Philadelphia and would like the input of fellow investors on their experiences with property management companies.

Then we will look to narrow down our interests.If you were starting out today, where would you focus your efforts?  

But once I narrow down a location and obviously the right deal it will fall into place. 

The restaurant did poorly until they rectified that situation, which took years.As for a typical Chicago building, they are usually long and narrow.  

Hello @Alex Zuroff @Amir B. and everyone else!