If you are interested in foreclosures, I also search hud, fannie mae, and freddie mac sites.

@Scott Mac And those are only the violent attacks or ones that get reported.

‘Things’ can include physical devices, computers, automobiles, appliances, etc.

Freddie Mac only allows 4 loans under one individual right now (I could be wrong on this so please do your own research).

If left to my own devices, I'd gravitate towards SFRs since I am more familiar with them.

If so, you can do 5% down on a 2-4 unit with Freddie Mac.

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac generally do and that will dictate the level and coverage you need.

Hi JordanThe most beneficial for your mother(I am not a CPA here by the way just a real estate investor who has had a great one who taught me alot about the tax code) from a tax standpoint would be to use the Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac programs on a 30 year mortgage term, which allows the highest deductible interest payment and the maximum amount of monthly cash flow. 

And, go to the Freddie Mac site for all the clarifications:  https://www.google.com/search?...

However normally you pay more to get your loans, you have annual fees and filings costs you don't have with personally owned assets and generally you get longer loans, 30 year ones with things like Fanny Mae or Freddie Mac.