Freddie Mac also had a very low number of foreclosed multi units vs SFR in the Fannie Mae world during that period. 

great job @Israel R. keep it going, you have chose a great market for your multi family investment.I had this problem before with a 26 unit deal In San Diego back in 2012. almost lost the deal (and a 100k NON Refundable deposit) due to not addressing correctly the management companysorry I have none to recommend in Columbus right now , but wish you much luck!

I have close friends who have invested in wholesale multi-family properties in Bakersfield with much success and am interested in doing the same.  

My company is currently looking to expand to value adds on out of state commercial multi-families.

View report *This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.Hi Everyone, I've been working on my analysis of properties including multi-family properties as I want to start with them over single family homes.

Ive been looking myself for Multi-families around my area, very difficult since I need to be within 30 minutes of my job and the area is so expensive.

I'm looking in Catskills area to buy a multi as listings are very resonable and great STR returns. 

I am about to close on a three unit building and would love to hear how you all collect rent each month from your tenants. What are the best tools to use? Thanks!

I am looking for a 4 or higher multi-family off the pennisula, or possibly a solid foreclosure in james island / west ashley for a short term rental.More than anything I need an agen t with with way more experience locally than I have. 

Both work with multi family properties.Best of luckStephanie