Conventional How did you add value to the deal?

You put 20% down to obtain a conventional loan which is 70K.

My instinct is to finance the house conventionally and bring cash or partners for the rest.

I have a dueplex under a FHA lone that I would like to refinance into a conventional lone so I can turn around and get a 2nd FHA lone(becouce I believe you can have only 1 FHA lone at a time).

Inventory in the central Ohio area has seen a little bit different of trend towards the end of the year.

The Conventional loan limit for a 4-unit is $931,600. 

I think municipalities would be very smart to do the same thing, since converting multifamily units to AirBnB rentals reduces affordable housing inventory and drives up prices.

I am also relatively new (but older) though I have purchased 1 property last year and looking to purchase another or two 2019.My question though is I notice you and others tend to suggest FHA loan for starting out, as opposed to a conventional 3% down loan with PMI that can be removed at a later date.Is this specific to duplex/triplex/fourplex?

@Matthew DunawayIf you are flipping then you have inventory.

You do Not want to put it in an llc....that eliminates conventional 30 year fixed rate financing.