Really depends on the area you like the best! 

It just depends pending your area and also strategy (whole place vs. bedroom). 

Generally options will vary dramatically based on these unit buckets2-4 5-1011+

While TD Bank is a known option, other national banks like Wells Fargo and Bank of America may occasionally offer similar products, although their policies could vary.

There are many other loan products available in addition to Creative Financing methods that will allow you to keep much of that money in your pocket to get involved in more future deals sooner.It really just depends what strategy you're looking to implement, BRRRR, Fix/Flip, Short Term Rentals, etc...Have you considered adding value to the properties you're Acquiring?

@Daniel Suarez, Another option depending on your desire to go deeper into the sec 8 world would be to 1031 and purchase multiple less expensive properties. 

This benefits the buyer more, since depending on how it is written, it can lock in a future price and if the buyer would benefit from exercising the option he may, if the numbers run against him he can back out. 

Along with that, make sure the seller is either crediting you or giving the renters' deposits to you or back to tenants, depending on how you set it up.

It depends.

So the answer really depends on the areas you are considering.