I'll will definitely check that out and join the email list.

Since you brought up the point, I'll do some research into other banks and credit unions to see if I can actually get a 4 unit instead of just a 2. 

And then I'll do a super in depth analysis for how to make a mortgage work, potentially helping someone close on that killer deal triplex that otherwise wouldn't have closed, and nada.

I'll be calling around, but just curious if anyone has had particular successful with loans for 2-4 unit properties around Buffalo. 

As a seller cash = faster close, no fha hoops to jump through, no other contigencies that the bank requires be addressed before closing.If you already agree to buy a property,  and have a contract, then decide to say "hey I'll give you less in all cash" there is not much power there.

Ok fine, I'll let you off this time. 

Not to mention the cash flow I’ll have from my own 8-10 rentals have by then.

It also has a student loan judgment lien against the property that I am sure I'll have to pay off to release the home to me upon his death even if I am named in the will to receive the home (without my name on deed by then).

I’ll never understand why people sign leases while a property is on the market for sale.

I'll make sure to look in Carmichael as well!