Do you prefer replacing a single larger roof or five roofs on five different homes; do you want to keep going from home to home to keep replacing water meters, or you'd rather fix one main unit that has all five units attached to it; do you want to  pay your attorney five times for five house closings or rather pay a fee once to close a five unit home.

The larger the credit line, the lower the utilization. 

Quick observation 2 months on from HQ2 announcement -  waiting lists for investment condos in new or renovated buildings in Arlington neighborhoods.

The previous owner was a complete slum lord so after a lot of back and forth with the building inspector I put another $4000 into renovating and and getting everything up to code.

Also, if I plan to us the BRRRR strategy and it takes me for example 4 months to renovate the property, can I use that time towards occupying the property while it’s under construction?

As I have a full time job I'm looking to become a silent partner in a larger investment.

Credit union for small multifamily, then large bank business account as I scale larger?

Two of the four units are being completely renovated due to a water heater blow out.

Purchase price: $100,000 Cash invested: $20,000 Duplex, 2 X 3 Bedroom 1 Bath Unit. 1 Renovated and Rented the other with existing tenant and not renovated.

They clean out the properties and sometimes do light renovation prior to putting the house on the market.