In case they link account etc.. looking to avoid potential for issues?

There are several other attributes/constraints of this loan program that you will need to review before making a final decision, and as such, I've pasted a link below that provides detailed information about the Freddie SBL Program.Freddie Mac Multifamily Small Balance Loan Program: Freddie SBL Program - InformationHope this information helps!

Thanks for the link.

Sherelle – thanks ..there are several versions of the 3 % conventional program…there is one that requires income being below county income limits ( see link below ) and there are also programs that do not have the income limitationThe income limit look up is here - https://homeready-eligibility.fanniemae.com/homeready/Pre-approval is open ended with no expiration date ..we can update data in your file as needed ….credit report does need to be rerun every 4 months …Data needs for pre approval is faitly easy and straightforward ..see checklist 2 most recent bank account statements 2017 2018 W2s 2 most recent paystubs 2016 2017 tax returns ( 2018 when available )Copies of driver licenses Completed loan application and signed initial loan forms I have emailed you the same information too .

A good price point will attract more interest, ensuring a faster close.The common link among these four tips is due diligence.

If multifamily is your goal, I would recommend linking up with a mentor or coach, but there are also many great books/podcasts that can help you as well.

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perhaps look for a Certified International Property Specialist.

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Anyone have a link to a good independent contractor form that I can have workers - like handymen, painters, framers use?