I heard this could be harder then traditional homes.Thanks!

Shooting to purchase with hard money with a partner and then refinance out of the hard money with a traditional mortgage.

It's actually pretty tough to do a traditional long-term rental that cash flows.

Traditional multifamily units are not as common here as in other areas of the country so that makes the market very competitive.

Unfortunately, there's a lot of appeal in "get rich quick."

Hey Faysal Your story resonates with me, I definitely had the same struggle of deciding what to do in late 2017, househack in NYC or buy traditional rentals in general.

If it's a "wholesale deal," your end-buyer will not be able to close with traditional bank financing at all, unless you first take full legal ownership of the property.

A few ways I have seen to get around this is to use the BRRR strategy with a company like Pine Finacail taking the temporary financing and then refinancing later when your forced appreciation meets more traditional guidelines. 

@Tom Matousek that’s what I have been doing I lease option 3-5 years but it’s hard to find buyers that have 7k+ for a down payment most people can get approved for traditional financing if they have 7k+ to put down.

You definitely will need a job to qualify for the traditional house hack type financing.