Although you wouldn't convince a lot of lenders that you can handle a 100-unit property after running just a 6-unit, you might consider stepping up to let's say a 15-unit, then a 30-unit.  

Hey everyone, just curious if anyone has run into this before,Currently have a property under contract in Broward County, Florida, and once the 4 point was sent to the insurance company they said they do not have anyone that covers active cloth wiring.

Upon inspection, the house passed with flying colors, I had a structural and Mechanical engineer's letter deeming the home safe.

What about flat rate brokers, and running the profits through an LLC or S-corp.

The numbers work for my initial run through.

Having an additional 10%-15% of your rehab budget for cost over runs is always a safe bet, and then there is the monthly carrying costs.  

They eat up TONS of CPU and memory (64-bit Windows with 4GB RAM) and often cause the browser to lock up (Google Chrome - BP doesn't work right in IE11 anymore)....although, it's been educational using Windows Task Manager and watching how long it takes all the stub processes to run down after you close Chrome...

Even though I have a good amount of equity I am running into issue getting more mortgages to continue purchasing property.

Mention this is what a bank will do as well.BUT you need 30% of the purchase price and more importantly credibility that you can run this park.  

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