Maybe split into:-- 2, 3, 4 plex MF (unique financing similarities--can find owner-operators, Live onsite an attractive option)-- 5 to 79 units (some financing similarities--probably no onsite manager/maintenance tech--can find owner-operator/managers here)-- 80 units and up (some financing similarities--about where an onsite professional manager/maintenance tech can be used--golf carts, certified techs on payroll, pools, gyms, etc...)Just my 2 cents.

And real estate is one of those assets that tend to appreciate with time.What’s unique about real estate is that despite its history of appreciation, the IRS still allows investors to claim depreciation.

As most have referenced, the best advice will come from an experienced, trusted lender who will be able to go over the specific options unique to your background and goals.Perhaps an unpopular opinion, but unless you are buying a multi-unit residence (i.e. duplex, etc) I would suggest a conventional loan over an FHA loan.

I doubt this is unique but it’s new to us… any suggestions?

Unique position of being newly married, newly relocated, and needing/wanting a place to live while also wanting to make an investment out of our first home purchase.

It's a unique property that has a lot of potential but I wanted to be sure the road isn't an issue.Would people need 4 wheel drive or do you think a regular car like a camry would do fine?

A Commissioner’s Adjustment will not be granted unless the BACP Commissioner determines that such an adjustment would eliminate an extraordinary burden on the applicant in light of unique or unusual circumstances and would not detrimentally impact the health, safety, or general welfare of surrounding property owners of the general public.

I have this unique house that i bought well below ARV so i have some budget to fix it up.

Condos can have upside, but there are also unique risks in condos.

Unless of course, this house is unique/perfect for you, and you just think it's worth it