I ask since, I am in a college town and even "cheap" duplexes are in the $400k range to start, so if there are lenders that loan higher and take the added income into account it would be more ideal. 

The range varied based on what zone you're on.

She wants to get out and move in with her mother.She owes somewhere in the 80k range.

I am a very outgoing motivated individual who LOVES to talk to new people and would like to do more networking.I look forward to hearing from all the local investors :)Respectfully,Alison

I can't refuse, it's a decent property too, before market crash was appraised in 250 range.  

This family member is looking for a property in the $120k price range, has $30k to put down, and wants $600-$700 a month payments.  

This lowers the cost per $1 of cash flow from $124.68 to $104.52 but increases the output of cash flow with respect to capital utilized in the acquisition of the property.

It's difficult enough to find a Single Family for $100k; it's going to be a challenge to find a decent multi-family, in New Jersey, in that price range.

I spoke with a Quicken Loan lender just to get a quick estimate of what kind of price range I was looking at for my first REI (also first home purchase).

Perhaps in the 100k range.