Their work isn't low quality but I disagree with some of the conclusions they came to in determining boundaries that are adjacent to ours...if I just went and marked their pins my client could 'lose' 18'-35' of their property...or almost worse, build 18' too close to the street ROW likely putting their house into the City easement...

Having a very tough time securing a property because of so such low inventory.

Their Denver multifamily fund is closing soon and looks very intriguing. 

I would then get an EIN and a bank account and transfer the funds in order to close on the property and then use as an operating account for the income and expenses so everything can be tracked.I have done deals in a similar fashion as a partnership. 

Section 8 may feel like guaranteed money, but they can stop paying or pull back funds at any time for a variety of reasons.  

Based on that I'd recommend: buying an SFR with as little money down possible (3.5% FHA or low conventional) using the remainder of the money to build a JADU and an ADU (specialized ADU lender for the remaining amount needed to build the units).

Where are the funds coming from to build new? 

If my spouse was not so averse to the idea I would move once a year to new multi family properties taking advantage of low down payments.

@Carlos OlivaDepends on the state and the use of funds, but typically it’s as easy as it sounds.

This suggests a strong ongoing demand for rental properties, which is critical for the real estate flipping market since it can indicate the ease of renting out or selling renovated properties.Interest in Affordability and Accessibility: Searches for "affordable housing Syracuse NY" and "low income apartments Syracuse NY" are consistent, which aligns with the interest in more affordable and accessible housing options.