And I usually always do get it!

By then, if you’ve done it right your cash flow and equity should be good enough to make the jump to Montana.Option 2:  owner occupy a single family or condo (all of these options , including multi family) can usually be done with a low down payment FHA loan which also allows gift funds if you need and can get help From a family member) — depending on where you are in the Seattle area, your appreciation might be strong enough in a couple of years to borrow against (or sell) and begin stretching out a bit.Then it’s all about finding an excellent property manager in MT, and if you can’t find one where you want, look somewhere else!  

They will consider DTI but will also, usually, count some, if not all, of the rental income.

Usually non-recourse debt begins at the $2mm mark or so, depending on the property type.Your best course of action would be to find a private individual that will lend you the capital, or raise it, and have it specified in the loan documents that this mortgage is non-recourse.

It'll cost you, but the time and effort saved is usually worth it.

@Jonathan Herron I’m in Morris county usually the properties are a lot more money unfortunately

I got home from work early as usual, then I left home to do my business and arrived home around 9pm.

And if they're a private investor, they usually tend to charge very little fees as well. 

Yeah as @Shaun Palmer mentioned, this will bring about 1,500 blue color jobs ($10-12/h).I usually get the most excited about hi-paying jobs from an investment perspective.

There are many ingredients to make a multifamily purchase a good one.