Investment Info:Small multi-family (2-4 units) buy & hold investment.

We sill have our arbitrage units since day 1 in our portfolio..today, in today's market.

We were thinking about going FHA for the multi-unit.

I also find that most Section 8 tenants stay longer in the unit, which is a plus for landlords.

Investment Info:Small multi-family (2-4 units) buy & hold investment.

You can also try looking into syndication deals that's where people basically invest money on a deal like an large multifamily deal that has x amount of units and a group of people come together and put their money in that deal and have someone manage the deal to make sure its profitable.

This entails locating appropriate properties, assessing them, putting in an offer, carrying out due diligence, closing on the property, relocating and leasing it out, and maintaining the property.Start by looking for duplexes or multi-unit buildings in your desired neighborhood that are occupied by renters.

Even though they were no longer my tenant every time the update the bankruptcy I would get notice from bankruptcy court that my tenant still have the right to stay in the unit as continuance kept happing even though they had not live there any more for months.

@Danny Sanchez most downpayment assistance programs won't provide assistance on a 2-4 unit property. 

Because the commissions in property management are so low agents only help us fill about 0% - 5% of our units, we fill the other 95% - 100%.