I bet you have to put down 30%+ in order to satisfy the bank's DSCR.Frankly, the fact that you're asking these questions means, you're nowhere near ready to buy a property of this size.

@Kevin Zolea it depends on the size of the unit and the demand but I’ve seen $50-$300

There's a lot to know when investing in Multifamily and a lot depends on the size of property you're considering.

Also, every lawyer and judge in Wisconsin has seen them a thousand times, so it makes it easy for them and you don't have to worry if your lease provisions are in compliance with federal and state law.I recommend the version in letter size (not legal size) and carbon copy.For background check I recommend a online service like Mysmartmove.com or Cozy.com - they are free to you, super convinient and comprehensive.

You have the basic steps but you want to drill down on all the metrics as real estate is hyper local so you want to get granular on demographics, market fundamentals, lease audits, tenant metrics, property details and expenses etc.A lot of this will depend on the location, size, type and condition of the property.

The size and scope of his wish list is far beyond what could ever get done even if he were to win 2 terms.

They are worth anywhere from 50 to 65 k based on the size. 2 are 3 bedrooms and the other 3 are 4 bedrooms I am cash flowing about 550 per unit.

This was a decent size project, but it took 3+ months which seems much too excessive. 

Unfortunately it is attached to the main house, but that would likely be the highest grossing unit based on size.

It can be a couple thousand bucks for a survey and an application to hundreds of thousands or more depending on the size.