The minimum downpayment for a DSCR loan is 15% if you are experienced. 20-25% will be most common. 

I hope that this makes sense--it was very hard to describe how these settings impact what you attract for potential renters.   

You're looking at a 2 bedroom, which I believe is the most common and available for rent there. 

If you wouldn't buy the house at that price as a rental then it doesn't make sense.

Hi All - I bought a duplex in Pittsburgh, PA a little over a year ago and the first-floor units electric is hooked up to the common/shared spaces within the house.

Alternatively, if you're planning on buying multifamily in a low cost of city to get the best bang for your $ - then it might make more sense to do so. 

But there's still a total mismatch between people who already have systems and connections in place and those that (according to you) are unable to take action because they are missing networks connections.You've responded to questions and skepticism multiple times, but in all of your writing there is nothing concrete or that makes sense to me (and I assume others).

Section 8 is a common form of rental assitance in our area, however wait times for tenants to get approved due to demand/limited funding can be significant.

Given the fact that construction companies are the 2nd most common (restaurants still #1) to go under, I think that you are adding risk that is not commensurate with the limited upside that comes from partnering. 

Not sure if postcards or flyers makes sense or not or if there's another way to reach them.