Many of the units are 50's and 60's models, and anything that old is going to put up a pretty heavy fight before those wheels will roll - and then you have to hope the axles don't start on fire after 2 miles.  

Well, that's a pretty big closet, isn't it?

I saw a graph that shows east of Cleveland is a no go zone but lots of places south and west of it has been doing pretty well.Thanks!

@Jane A.Wow that's a pretty intense question.Firstly, fire stuff - make sure you're going through local inspection processes, as needed. 

I am interested in acquiring a property with pretty specific criteria:Multifamily (duplex to quad) with at least 1 unit a 3 bedroom/1+ bathroom.

Actually sounds pretty good to be honest

It's typically a pretty predictable 30 day process, and with a hiccup you might push to 60 days, but it makes jumping into even high-risk areas a lot less daunting.

Or pretty excited that im paying a couple humdred dollars to live in a house i own?

The SLO is pretty basic. 

Minimum 25% down on 2-4 units is pretty standard.