Typically multi-family properties tend to cash flow better; however, it depends on the sales price and rent.

It depends on the state.

It really depends on your risk tolerance.

The projected appreciation is tough to assign a value to, but 3% is a good conservative number, then it just depends on how much the property is worth.

That's why the range of the loan amount varies and the timing varies, it just depends on your credit and how many cards they can get for you.

-Consider offering incentives or concessions if offers are not being submitted.Tax Planning:-Understand tax implications and consult with a tax professional.Pre-Sale Inspections:-Conduct inspections to address potential issues beforehand.Remember that every real estate market is unique, and the effectiveness of these strategies may vary.

Totally depends, but I find most self managers have no idea what the market rents or vacancy rates in their market are. 

As for the rate, it really depends on what sort of buyer you are looking to solicit.Good luck.

Depending on your financial objectives and the state of the market, you can decide to try the home hacking method again with a new FHA loan, look into other financing possibilities, or follow alternate investing techniques.Remember to consult with real estate professionals, conduct thorough due diligence, and make informed decisions throughout the process.

=> Depends on whether you're in a double-close state or not.