So that small of a % is going to be pressed to have that much negative impact on offers.I'd say there are some other equally dynamic factors at work as well.1.

Alright well I accidentally requested you without a message and now it won't let me send one, so I'll paste it here:You're absolutely right, the west side is a great place to invest in Binghamton.

Talk to at @Upen Patel at the federal savings bank about lending.One thing to consider before you go too far down the rabbit hole, is that you will be hard pressed to find a 4 unit property in DC that meets VA condition requirements that is below the VA loan limits.

@Mitch Messer, I accidentally double posted earlier but I am in singapore looking to invest in short term rental in Louisville.

Originally posted by @Tevin Culbert:Looking to do business with a mortgage company in all states  There are lots of lending companies that are licensed in all states, but you will be hard pressed, thanks to Dodd/Frank, to find one loan originator (that doesn't work for a bank) that can handle all 50 states because of the cost and onerous CE requirements..

I'd also be hard pressed to say that your entry level price point is pretty close to what you're looking to spend (California is a whole other animal).

Yes that’s the exact point I’d plan on pressing to the seller, that they would need to pay the seller fee.

Was it an entry-level rental for you and you're ready to move to a multi-family unit, or were you an accidental landlord? 

Keep pressing forward!

Welcome @Gregory Press.