For SFH appreciation is not really within your control - it’s market based.

Hello BiggerPockets community,I've been searching the internet lately, sifting through a multitude of deal analysis tools, Excel templates, proformas, and DCFs, all aimed at deciphering the viability of multifamily properties.

Pick the kind of place to buy, like houses, buildings with many homes, or places for businesses, based on what you want, how much you can spend, and how much risk you can handle.

Instead, a lender will want to see that the property currently brings in (or has the potential to based on market rents) enough to cover the monthly principal, interest, taxes, insurance and HOA (if applicable).

Development cost: this cost fluctuate a lot based on the site.

However, I have also been getting conflicting information about a commercial loan servicer not being the best route, and would prefer not to have to stay in the multi-unit for multiple years via programs like NACA if possible.

I've used them as an investor, and they provided terrible service.

@Chris Hutchens based on previous comments it looks that you're looking to acquire long term rentals.

This took a lot of time and we did not place the property in service until mid-2022.

What if you owner finance them for $1000 on payments...now for the next 10 years you need to keep up with payments or if you turn to a servicer pay $17 a month to them.