Preferably multi-unit, but I'm okay will single family. 

First Financial Bank is very investor friendly and I believe they will be able to to do everything you need with the exception of having locations outside the Cincinnati market. 

I am looking to connect with anyone and everyone, as I believe I can learn something from every single person on here.

So, I shifted the sink to one side (creating a single 30" counter instead of two 15" counters) and it will be what it is.

Personally, I have 17 single family  homes, government subsidized units that out perform anything I've ever seen.

Under this ordinance the following scenarios are allowed: a family (of any size and configuration)a family (of any size and configuration) and their nannya family (of any size and configuration) and an exchange studenttwo single parents, their kids, and a friendtwo siblings and one friendtwo married couples as long as a familial relationship exists linking the two couplesThese are not allowed: two couples, married or not, with no familial relationship linking couple A to couple Btwo siblings and their two or more friendsa family (of any size), a caretaker, and an exchange studentIt sounds complicated but it's very simple.

For example the lowest ranking members in the markets I operate in receive $840 (before taxes) as single service members and $1,041 (before taxes) when they have dependents, so generally my rents will range from $750-$950 monthly.

If you’re talking single family homes maybe when you get to 20 plus it is different.

Thanks for taking the time to read my post.I'm a Canadian who had been investing in single family home in AZ for 3 years.

I bought a single family home with 5% down that I fixed up while living there, then got a HELOC and turned it into a rental.