Eventually I hope to cash flow where I'm making larger outright note purchases, but for now at my price point, smaller CFD's (around $15k UPB) are what I can afford.Given that these are CFD's, I'm noticing that recording costs are a little heftier than just recording an assignment of mortgage. 

I got the owners to agree to pay for a new water heater for the building (about $4000), and $10,000 of seller paid closing costs.

Do you have any idea the cost and hassle to move? 

But coaching will be the game changer for you.

Though good for homeowners, Curbio should include a minimum listing period, so that Homeowners don’t game the system to get quick & affordable renovations (e.g. listing without intending to sell, and quickly executing the buy-out).

I have been on the sidelines for years and finally I think I have the opportunity to get in the game.

We will renovate the fix up the first floor additional dwelling and plan to rent it out as a STR for the rest of 1st year to maximize the return of our renovation expense against our W2 taxes via the Cost Seg / Bonus Depreciation.

(Looks like the potential for unseen problems will sink this deal, so the cost of demo may not be relevant any more.)YES @scottmac100.

Jake & I were both hard working, family men who were focused on multifamily and the long game.

You will need 20% or even 25% down plus all loan and closing costs to make the loan happen.