I have 10 conventional loans and can't acquire more, she however still has less than 10. 

@Kobus De Villiers , the point of the podcast is not the 36-unit or 133-unit that I eventually acquired.

We are just finishing acquiring four multis over the past 2 months. 

Everything I've heard and seen on the site so far, seems to suggest that you should keep acquiring as many properties as you can so long as they can generate enough cash flow to pay for themselves and give a modest return.  

Does anyone know how I can go about acquiring this property?

I have previously posted about a self storage facility I have been trying to acquire, and I am now close with the seller on the terms.

How would you get cash flow, and sell for a profit, by using an FHA loan to acquire a 2-4 unit property? 

If the price was right, I'd look at it as a possible buy & hold (it's in my neighborhood, which I love--close to my daughter's school, and I could own again instead of renting & then acquire future properties against it, perhaps.)The question is, would I have to pay any back taxes along w/ the purchase price (thus killing the deal)?

Hello All,I am trying to understand more about acquiring property in probate.

If you purchase a 1-4 unit with all cash you can within 6 months of acquisition acquire a cash out up to 70% of market or acquisition whichever is lower (if you have 1-4 financed properties, 65% LTV max if you have 5-10).