I have two questions. 1)I was reading an article that gave the following example:"John Doe has $200k of taxable income on his W2 and buys an $800k 6-unit property.

Additionally Dayton has a pretty strong rental market, making it a good place for real estate investors to generate rental income.

But as the properties get larger that smaller percentage = a much larger monthly income than the smaller properties where I have a larger percentage ownership.

In fact I assume that there are probably many many property owners who are not realizing their dream of a passive income property there.However, I'm a veterinarian not a real estate expert!

It doesn't matter if not on your mortgage credit report, it shows on your income taxes. 

Yes can do it 25% down on DSCR no income no doc .

I picked up a 7 unit, all in 150k, with about 30k YES 30K net income on about 53k gross.

But -- rant incoming -- as @Erin Spradlin, resident midterm rental expert in our household would probably ask you, why limit your targeting to just one demographic? 

High crime + low income = Poor tenants to choose from.  

Not sure … I may just reach out to some friends in that income class and get their thoughts.