Like others have mentioned, it's actually market dependent, and you could scare a lot of guests away. 

Here are some quick pieces of advice: - GET MARRIED BEFORE BUYING A HOME TOGETHER (It would likely be a nightmare if you guys break up and own property together) - The more comfortable you need to be, the less of a "deal" you'll most likely get (that's not a fun thing to hear, but I wanted to make sure you did).

Actually it's good drawback which means they are serious lender/brokers.But at the same time, they should also give compensation at the end, for example giving credit or such or faster closing.  

I had to actually pay a bit more then the initial asking price which was 160k.

I had to actually pay a bit more then the initial asking price which was 160k.

Actually, all background check websites are useless for eviction history records.

Actually, pretty well thought out in general and you have boots on the ground so those are very good things.

Yep, the real estate there is stupid expensive and super expensive to build, get materials there, and there's a shortage of actually private real estate, so it's rough. 

Im stuck on this property because a multi-family that actually good and is under $1 mil is few and far between BUT my long term goal is to buy more....

@Robert Adams is actually one of my tenants.