I don't see a reason investors would exchange a primary but I bet there's a fun strategy to do so. 

I'd bet you that almost none of the experienced investors on here took any courses or read any books at all.Repeat after me - this is not that hard...... :-)

They owe you money.Now, on reality island, they aren't going to pay you this, but I bet they move really fast to get their things out, and return your keys to you. 

If you don’t have money, you need something else of value - I bet you have time or can make time.  

Your best bet is to find comparable rentals and submit them to HUD in the hopes that they may increase their offer.

It's not as easy as it looks on HGTV and you probably have friends who are doing it, I would bet they are either doing it full time or they are not enjoying the ROI and quality of life you would like to have.

If you are willing to be honest and transparent and competent with the budget, you should not have any issues.Truly your best bet is to find a deal and post the specific numbers and what you are looking for...or take the deal to a local REI meeting and pitch it.

If you can, 15% down on a conventional loan would be the safest bet on a 4 unit. 

, Im not a huge fan of wholesaling and I would bet many realitors here would agree, but I do understand it can be a good way to start out getting initial principal for ones own investments-see so many questions, yes.

Probably a solid bet given that the elections will be occuring in 2024.