I can connect you to some great lenders in Columbus who have helped our clients buy larger MFHs.

I have other considerations like quality of the house at purchase, neighborhood, renting room specifics etc.

It's important if you're going into a new area that doesn't have a ton of development yet, but you are very confident in, to purchase as much inexpensive land as possible before your plans become known but to also make sure you drive enough volume in that area to make it clear to tenants that they're not in a desert outpost all alone.

Hey Randy, that sounds awesome you're looking to purchase some properties in the Cleveland market! 

Will be purchasing a 4plex next year which needs roughly 80 to 100k down payment. 

As I tell a lot of my out of state real estate clients who invest in Columbus Ohio - you should only buy in real estate markets where the population is growing, companies are moving, and there's tons of appreciation potential! 

I purchased four installment payment contracts on contracts for deed.

Why do you think purchase contracts are so long and have such small print?

I believe Norada offers some type of warranty or rent guarantee program where Roofstock most likely does not so once you purchase and close they are out of the picture. 

That ensures you don't spend it on other things and know exactly how much you have to spend on the next purchase.