Hello, I am looking at 2 properties, one 2 unit property that I have put in an offer of about 120k that can generate positive cashflow of $600 per month and another which is a 6 unit property where I have put in an offer of 350k that can generate $2000 cashflow.I have a bank ready to lend a mortgage at 7% for the 2 unit property.

Maybe you have already accounted for some of this nuance with your percentages, but I see too many on these forums underwriting every deal the same, which simply isn't how it works in the real world, especially if you only have say 1 to a 100 units, where each expense has a bigger impact on the overall portfolio.

It could be purchasing a SFH and renting out rooms or purchasing a 2-4 unit property, living in one unit, and renting out the rest.

We have a NO SMOKING (of anything) inside the unit.  

I got a six unit multifamily building that I am trying to get a mix of long term rentals and mid term rentals but I am struggling to find a company to manage the mid term units.

I'm debating buying a 3 unit where the existing tenant in the top unit clearly smokes in the unit (cigarette in ash tray in listing photo).

Considering a FHA 203k on a 4 unit.

Again, the same seasoning rules apply you must gold the note in place for at least that amount of time to avoid fees for early note sales.

If this country has a treaty with the united states to follow similar tax laws, any amount under 18k you are good.

Hi All,I own a few rental units in the Boston area and I recently came across an apartment building (16 units) that seems to be a good deal.