As for going larger, I'd love to someday, however, I currently don't have the capital for larger units and I also feel that learning to make this work would be a lot easier to do on a smaller MFH.

@Jason Grey not a seller, but if you are selling larger multifamily properties I would love to take a look.

I'd offer that you should consider looking at your "problem" through a different perspective.I'm going to assume your whole reason for wanting to buy yet another property is part of a larger plan to own a portfolio of rental properties.

$900-$1300 is a very large rent range. 

If it’s a larger home and it was bad condition the total cost could be around 1000They should give you the cost beforehand

Our goal is to land 1 deal from this mailing so we can reinvest this back into marketing and have a larger budget.

Currently, in the residential market, but am making plans for expanding into more to more advanced and larger transactions and commercial opportunities.

Just liquidated some of my assets to be able to invest.

If everything you have is leveraged to the hilt and you have little in the way of liquidity, you are walking a fine line between prosperity and disaster.

By the time the funds were returned, I actually saved a bit of money as the USD had appreciated.But structuring a longer term deal (12-36mo+) with a larger sum of money is where I can't find away around it...short of using options to hedge currency risk or something much more involved/costly.Any input?