@Jessica HuynhWith FHA, you also have the ‘self sufficiency test’ for 3 & 4 plexes which is an additional hurdle that most can’t get over in higher priced markets.75% of the entire rental income must cover PITI, which is why a lot of multiplexes don’t qualify for FHA loans without a bigger down payment.The only way to get 10% down programs will be with local credit unions and community banks that offer portfolio/ ‘in house’ loans for owner-occupied plexes.

The Self-Sufficiency test makes it pretty much impossible to get a desirable property with less than 10% down.Single Family REITS have also greatly outperformed multifamily in the last years and now institutional players are getting involved.

Evolve is 10% usually, but they provide very little.Do a search on this forum and you'll find tons of data on STR PMs.

To test it I swapped a bulb from the fixture next to it and it worked just fine.

(Link to Redfins Latest Data on Homebuyers Migration)"Miami has consistently made the top 10 list since Redfin began regularly tracking quarterly migration in 2017, but has never taken the number-one spot until now.

I was a big fan of how data driven and factual their discussion was.

Does anyone have experience pulling county data to find off market leads in Riverside, San Diego, and San Bernardino Counties.

She is clearly testing the waters.

This issue thought me big two things, one never inherit tenants and two even if you do not have the social security of the tenants you can report delinquent to the credit business bureau, I use Sperlonga Data & Analytics if you are interested.

@Scott Calafiore,MLS data below shows signs of a cooling w. the decrease in % of selling price vs list price.