@Tyler Rowland @Christopher B.

Pick a solid B-Class suburban area.

I will be getting a SSN within the next 2-3 weeks as I finally got my investor's visa however I will not have an established credit history for some time.Could anyone help to point me in the right direction with a corporate line of credit that is underwritten based on equity and cashflow as opposed to credit, personal income? 

@Greg Dickerson would know more about construction costs/SF, so I won't add any additional input there.Annual rent increases of 2% may be scalable to 2.5-3%.No comment on VacancyYour J16:L16 has a calculation error, $B$16 slid to $C$16, disrupting your annual rental growth for years 8-10, which in turn affected your NOI & CoC.What are your thoughts for admin fees?

b. 

@Jack B.

. ** I recognize it might betough to find 4 properties that are actually worth investing in attoday's prices, but let's assume we can find them (or be patient enoughfor opportunities to materialize).Option B - Buy one larger multifamily (e.g. 12 units) for $3 million (with ~$1 million down payment).My questions are:1) Is one option clearly better than the other?

They can be pretty profitable if you have a great team but I don't feel comfortable doing them there. in the B and A areas, it is truly slim pickings. 

Hello everyone, new to the BiggerPockets community here and I'm at the point where I want to leverage equity assets to complete more rehabs on existing properties, and fund more purchases, and am learning more about the BRRRR, having completed B,R, & R so far on several properties thus far.

In our dealings with helping other investors we have found that some are happy dealing with B asset class performing at 6 caps or higher while we also find some others who are ok with dealing with D asset class properties that can perform at 15-20 caps.