In my opinion, that determines if its a good deal. 

@Kerah Kirangi This moment, situation, scenario, what ever you want to call it is going to determine if you're investing or just buying retail like the majority of home buyers in 2021.

That algorithm for determining the new loan limit is by statute, by law, policy-makers can't change it on a whim and the Fed doesn't get a vote.

This article will address six important tips that will help you invest wisely.1.DETERMINE IF YOU HAVE THE FINANCIAL MEANS TO INVEST IN RENTAL PROPERTIES2.CONSIDER YOUR GEOGRAPHIC LOCATION AND DESIRED LEVEL OF RISK3.RESEARCH DIFFERENT MARKETS FOR POTENTIAL INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES4.GET FINANCING FROM A REPUTABLE LENDER WHO SPECIALIZES IN SINGLE-FAMILY RENTALS 5.FAMILIARIZE YOURSELF WITH THE PROPERTY MANAGEMENT COMPANY THAT YOU ARE GOING TO HIRE6.

The situation for international investor is similar as for US resident for ECI (Effectively Connected Income, eg buying and operating real estate directly) when it comes to US taxes but it depends on country of residence to determine if local tax.For FDAP (Fixed Determined Payments, eg dividends from investing as limited partner, receiving dividends from REIT...)

Firstly, you'll want to determine who exactly you want to mail to.

Once you get a flavor for the cap rate you should be able to accurately determine the value of the building from the NOI and understand if a refinance is "worth it" in your situation.

But if there aren’t comps for the multifamily’s, how do I determine the value for an offer price?

Some of these expenses can be determined and others are "best guesses". ie, for taxes, you can find the tax rate on the county website and then plug in the purchase price as it may adjust to that.

I used the rental calculator on BP to determine the rents for both units, then just combined them.