Meet each client where they are and interact across multiple channels for efficiency, while still providing tailored, but high quality service.

Is it because they are able to get you multiple of quotes opposed to one?

My question is in regards to financing multi-family homes: Are there multiple types of loans that a Canadian can inquire about (other than the conventional bank loans)?

Qualifying for multiple mortgages is getting harder and harder to do.

Once you have a conversation going it will be easier to get to the question about price.If you find that the competition is pretty stiff with the absentee owners (some get multiple offers every week) think about adding some names from one of the new motivated owner occupied lists.

@Eric Patrick Oden, you can include multiple contributors on your deals.

As for cash reserves, that can vary based on the age of the property, condition, location, etc...but I've always hear $10,000 per property (scales down per unit if you buy multiple) is a decent starting assumption.Flipping is active income (not bad for building wealth in the short term), buy/hold is more passive, and cash flow is great (playing the long game)...military installations often come with a decent amount of buy/hold opportunities due to the housing allowance service members receive.lower end is okay...if the neighborhood is.

Interview multiple brokers.

I'm currently shifting some of my assets into small single family homes in a part of the country where real estate is still pretty cheap. Each house will have roughly 25k in equity. My concern is that it's a huge hass...

But if you ask me what is the most important to have when acquiring multiple rental properties with multiple tenants, I would say that the number one priority is having a very strong insurance policy structure as your first line of defense for any unexpected/extraordinary events.