Well, unless you count the huge headache that this has caused...

Well, unless you count the huge headache that this has caused...

For conventional you could get as low as 20% down, if you don't have to count rental income towards qualifying.

Hey thereBeen on the site awhile and pretty well seasoned with single family homes (10 doors and counting), but multi family is a bit unfamiliar.I have found an off market 5-plex in a smaller community that has low vacancy (as does the whole region I live in here in British Columbia).The pro’s:-5 units generating $2800/mo gross rents (which could be bumped up to $3200-3600 with some Reno’s).

And I have seen some accountants who simply count it if it's on the settlement statement. 

If you've got a signed lease a good lender can count 75% of that in favor of your DTI for the next loan if needed. 

STR revenue doesn't count towards your income so you will need enough income to qualify for the new loan without including the STR revenue.

The fact that they removed an attached fixture would count as an alteration to me.

Be sure that the addition has climate control and can be counted as livable space. 

Thankfully, the TSP can count for these reserves, which means (hopefully) most service members could have those reserves covered!