B class residential older homes with light mix of multi-family (mainly duplex or triplex). 

I'm eyeing another deal, and while I can source the 20% down with cash on hand and HELOC from main home, I would prefer to have a a good amount for renovation.

Demand does not always increase but in general, prices rise as demand increases and prices decrease as supply increases, and vice versa.Interest rates are actually one of the main drivers of price, as they have a direct impact on purchasing power.

My main concern is to protect the assets of my private lender, I need to look further into this due to them possibly having to be on the loan and would like to avoid that due to them possibly being caught in a litigation dispute down the road.

Main question is should I shoot for the bank or a hard money lender.

The team I'm working with has four assistants in addition to the main property manager, and he's not the only main property manager at the company. 

Here are the main points: 1.

Main reason, bad things happen and you need reserves or it could really make life hard.With that saId, fInd good deals and the money will come.

She is a psychologist and mainly cares for kids now but she has folks working in he buildingAlmost bought a 25 unit and went through underwriting with Freddie/Fannie but deal fell throughAgain I am trying to get back into it after learning some lessons in lastThanksMike M

@Peter C.This is one of the main reasons why HOA and by-laws exist.