If you need more details just download "The Wisconsin Way - Landlord Tenant Guide".

Using VA loans for investment properties can get sticky quickly and once you have mutliple properties it will likely confuse most people...lenders included.1. 

I just have the type of mentality to just do things quick and get results.

Quick question.

Thankfully all are insured but any advice the BP Community can offer to guide us in getting ourselves organized would be a great help.

For a look at what I mean when I say B-Class vs C-Class check out The Ultimate Guide to Grading Cleveland Neighborhoods.2) Pro/cons of single family vs duplex vs quadplex in these areas?

What im looking for is an industry standard or guide for multi family unit's net profit after all expenses including debt services.

Alternatively, you could sell the property for some quick cash and then use that as down payment on another property.Good luck

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My first instinct is to go for the 15-year mortgage because I can build equity more quickly and I would avoid being highly-leveraged on my personal residence.