I've already run my numbers.    

You're processes probably all tie together, if they are expected to run smoothly without much manual labor.

BP,I am making moves to invest into a MFH home here shortly but wanted to ask those experienced in MFH investing (Duplex to Quadplex), how are you running comps in the area?

No secret sauce, you get what you pay for so if you looking at a $40,000 MF don't expect to have a lawyer or engineer as your tenants

I have a duplex that am trying to follow BRRRR strategy but running into this lending rule hurdle for a conventional refi for the long term hold.

Being online it's easy to get distracted and have a video run through. 

The high velocity unit was located in a small attic and the ducting was only run to the second and third floors of the home where there was no heating or cooling at the time.

When they run a report on you, you need to know what on it before they do.To understand how these behemoth credit agencies came to life, I'll share background on them.The credit bureaus themselves have interesting histories.

In fact, if the intermediary defaults, the tax will never come due because the last and final balloon payment will never be received.When you just want to take the money and run, and not get back into real estate, this is the way to go.

@Jeremy MichielsI would make sure they give you a clean title (either they run a title search or you do it if they don't) since it will be off-market and not regulated.Other than that, just be aware of the obvious stuff like don't trust their numbers.