Just out there looking to network and meet some potential partners for larger multi family deals!

Also I think that it may allow us to aquire a larger quantity of traditional home loans since in the future my DTI will be much better ;) ...

I'm looking to expand / grow into larger multi family and wanted analyze a deal with 12 - 14 units in a condominium complex.:  12 are owned by 1 owner and 2 others are separately owned. 

I was tagged in this on FB, figured some of the locals may be interested:  https://www.kare11.com/article/news/minneapolis-co...I know my wife will want to tune in.

I'm not a one dimensional investor whether its funding, deal finding, renovations or anything else I'm always eager to learn.

I put down a small down payment and then renovated a large part of the house out of pocket.

I love em because they work at any point in the market cycle (about to get even better with the market cooling off) and you don't need lending or any capital to do sandwich lease options and if you do get a home at wholesale pricing (70% of value) you can then purchase it with private lending for usually 1% above prime rate to still mortgage it medium term (<5 years) and make a larger profit when it closes.

It might sell for between $190,000 & $200,000 with a full renovation in the current market frenzy, but may need another $20K of work beyond the foundation repairs.

Otherwise they would step up to a larger unit.

You could also look into borrowing private money for the renovations.