Also, buyer's were informed by their lender that their loan is about to expire so they would have to be approved once again.Buyer has 3 little girls all in grade school so you can imagine the stress and inconvenience this has caused them. 

They will look up the zoning district that the property is in and see if a 3 unit building is an approved "Use" in that zoning district.

Every operating agreement has things like roles and responsibilities, who can make certain decisions on there own and what decisions need approval from all or part of the rest of the team,  what the holding period looks like, what happens if someone wants out etc...

I was approved for FHA, the seller liked our offer because it was clean but asked us to change to conventional.

We’ve already gotten the pre approval, we’ll be using an FHA loan.

I own my coop paid in full but it is too short notice to get pre-approval for a HELOC (It will take 4-6 weeks to get approved), so my only other option currently is to take a HELOC out of one of my two family investment properties, I currently own 3 two families.

You would be crazy to not house hack when you have CC debt. Or

For example, I'm in California and looking in Ohio or Florida.I got a pre approval in CA, but if I'm looking out of state, should I get a national bank involved or find some local lenders? 

I was already pre approved in California, but they don't cover those OOS areas, except for commercial property.Does anyone have a good lender that has more national coverage? 

Im in houston texas and would like to know what performance metrics should I seek in a 1 to 4 unit home to ensure Ill get approved for another loan year after year?