We want to purchase a 3-4 unit MF and attempt to have no down payment while still purchasing the property under the in-state LLC.The Plan: Meet with as many credit union/local lenders as possible and attempt to use cross-collateralization to leverage our first properties equity to have the down payment rolled into the mortgage.

Actually I've been quite overwhelmed by the tax benefits of my rental properties and that was without even attempting to prioritize tax in my acquisition process in the first place.In other words, I let the economics of each deal drive my decision making process, and not the tax benefits that all the silly chuckleheads tell you to use.

Purchased a 6 bedroom 4.5 bath SFH in last summer to attempt a house hack and to get more experience as a landlord. 

A week after that, the owner's contractor was charged with attempted homicide of one of his subs. 

I have already attempted to negotiate the contract and the property management company was unwilling to make my requested changes.

Parties other than the bank (who is intimately knowledgeable of their own appraisals) that attempt to understand a mortgage appraisal will likely not understand it.

I go today and all of her stuff is still there she has made 0 attempt to move and has stopped answering my calls.

Just because you received a letter from an attorney doesn't mean that attorney is right.That's the thing..... they have two months left on their lease, they defaulted and left, and are attempting to strong arm half of the deposit back by sending attorney letters stating unsubstantiated and egregious hardships during the 2, yes, 2 showings I had in mid March prior to the COVID-19 downward spiral.

https://www.facebook.com/group...This is a Facebook group that attempts to pair Health Care workers along with RV owners, people who might be better off isolating in an RV who are working the front line on this so they don't have to brig it home often at risk family members.

If you do not have any eligible expenses, yes, your percentage will be larger than 73.8% of the portion of loan forgiven, but you will have to pay back a portion of the loan with interest after you attempt to get forgiveness for payroll costs and whatever qualified expenses you did pay.