The stronger the borrowers ' personal cash flow is then the easier it is for the bank to accept less than ideal cash flow for the property.As for the LTV of the property, typical guideline is 80%.

You'll see high levels of unemployment and some crime, and will attract a much lower class tenant.Stay away from F.I typically try to invest in B to C class neighborhoods, and ideally I like to find a C class property (needs updates and repairs) in a B class neighborhood, but that's personal preference and it all depends on how much work you want to put into the place.All that being said, I'm definitely a multifamily guy myself, but you do tend to get higher turnover and more tenant issues with multifamily properties, and they are more likely to call you to fix every little thing than someone renting a SFH.  

so it is true a lot of the idealization of the Tiny house is largely economically specious. 

Ideally, I'd like a 30-year fixed mortgage at a rate around 5%.THANKSThank you, mahalo, gracias, and obrigado in advance for your help.

I owe $91K on my condo in Las Vegas premium locations, with an ideal price tag offer of $128K.

If you have just a "broad stroke" target market, that's okay.

Ideally try to get a job in the business

If their position replicates mine, they can still be good for partnership, but are more likely to be steering their own ship.2) Track Record: Ideally a track record in whatever they are selling.

Ideally I would image we would try to compare them to other multi-family homes for sale in the area, but if there are none and we have to go by single family home values, how do we evaluate whether or not the multifamily unit is a good deal or not? 

I would think that each situation is different though and these people seem to be ideal tenants otherwise.