as far as financing will go for your potential buyers the duplexes will be easiest because you can get both investor and owner occupants . the multi family 5 units and more will be cinsdered commercial and cut out owner occupants . the assisted living is extremely limited when it comes to financing and now it becomes a specialty item that's an investor looking to be in assisted living business 

I'll echo that most of these Midwest markets that skew toward lower purchase prices are similar.Areas can be hit-or-miss and you need to really understand the risks and potential rewards before making the plunge.

Peace ✌🏻  You have the potential to earn more money if you do the rehab, source the contractors, determine the ARV etc.....You also have a higher risk of failure.

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A good agent will shrink your learning curve and help you avoid potentially very expensive pitfalls.  

Renting modest homes/units is a large part of why my portfolio is resilient in a down market as well.As I said last week, take some time now to improve / harden your properties to remain robust against any potential downturn.

When applying for a DSCR loan, lenders typically assess the property's income-generating potential and calculate the DSCR to determine the borrower's creditworthiness.

If your past flips were profitable and on budget, if you have a solid crew, and if you're buying homes at 65% (+/-) of ARV, you can put the details of your past flips ( on paper (pdf) or in a short, professional looking video and be prepared to send the pdf or video link to potential private money lenders who you are intentionally seeking out.

I am intrigued by the idea of potentially house hacking a duplex or quad somewhere in Austin and turning my current primary residence into a rental, knowing that it wouldn't be a cash flow play, but more of an appreciation play.

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