I am working in central PA (Williamsport area) and am having a hard time finding a title company that is familiar with wholesaling, double closings, etc.  

It's two stories with all three bedrooms on the second story. 

You also want to double check the market rents in your area, and figure out what your PITI payments are to make sure this is a good BRRRR candidate. 

Any sfr property that has space to add bedrooms is a plus.

Ill never forget, it literally looked like an anaconda slid its way underneath the wooden floors from the bedroom next to bathroom through 3 rooms to the front door it beveled so bad, never seen anything or anyone like I dealt with in this situation before.

@Cam JimmyIf you are referring to yourself-employed solo 401(k) plan, even if you have multiple solo 401(k) plans you can only borrow up to 50% of the balance not to exceed $50,000, In other words, you cannot double up on your solo 401k participant loans.

When I see that I can basically trade a 505sf one-bedroom unit for an 8-plex that has 4x the cash flow, my interest is piqued.  

The house prices doubled, which was great.  

I am getting $1350 for my 3 bedroom house, however I was getting $1550 for a similar one a block away.

The engineer will usually go into a few of each type of 1,2,3,4 bedrooms, and apply the findings to the rest (again, unless there is uniqueness to each unit) So between a 14-unit and a 95-unit and 300-unit there should not be such a huge discrepancy in pricing...just saying.