Better keep looking for a more suitable fit.”

@RICHARD FOX, the problem is, in this neighborhood, people pay top dollar for a more modern looking house.

They tend to keep the space clean for the consumers and you usually have landlord friendly tenant laws.I have been down the multifamily route before and it is a more intensive asset to manage and a lot more BS with residential tenants and all of their excuses.I didn't like it but I do not like regular residential SFR either.

The property would have to be described better for a more detailed response. 

This is a marathon not a sprint, if you give up because you can't get "funding on multiple properties" you won't even buy one which will give you the experience that will make you a more attractive person to lend to in the future.

I like the idea of partnering with a more experienced investor on a larger multi fam but I'm unsure where to start that process. 

Does anyone know of a more “creative” way to access the cash that we need, quickly?

It's close to a few beaches, so rent could probably be a little more, which would help to make the price of the home back quicker, thus allowing pure cashflow quicker.. but I'm not sure if, overall, this would be a good investment.Maybe try to make a pros/cons list with everything you can think of, just starting out, then if you're able to view the property, make a more detailed observation. 

Does anyone have any input into a more or less common month to start leases - specifically in Lincoln if you’re local.Thank,Tom

But just looking for a more niched club for MF.