Another regional bank has a special program for residential only that will package/bundle up to 4 addresses (houses) and do 15 or 20 year amortization at fixed rate for the entire term. 

Maybe it's just me.To your other question, every contract has three basic elements - offer, acceptance of the offer and consideration (something of value changes hands). 

That's one of the key elements to the BRRRR method.  

It adds an element of risk and you have to approach it different from a property you are buying in your own backyard.

Hi all,I'm looking at a package of properties and most of them were built in the 1950's.

There is quite the variety of options available for screening packages; tenant involvement/no tenant involvement, instant reports, hand-compiled reports, and even income verification.You can find further information by going to Tenant Screening under the Tools tab.

There are a few options available for screening packages; tenant involvement/no tenant involvement, instant reports, hand-compiled reports, and even income verification.Best of luck to you!

Looking for creative ways to finance the following scenario:3 properties packaged together.

I have been leaning towards the idea of MFH's thus far because of the benefit of multiple doors in one package but they are not cheap to buy in my area.

I felt out of my element putting out this "Buy a home with me" vibe everywhere.