Sanded and restained all hardwoods, gutted small powder room, remodeled bathroom (besides shower), and ripped out kitchen vinyl flooring with leftover hardwood that i had from my brothers house, redid countertops, and of course a new coat of paint in every room including ceilings.  

The objective of the campaign is to purchase buy and hold packages of single family or small/medium multifamily properties from these owners.  

I am comparing opportunities in my home country with opportunities in the USA and I believe the latter offers more in terms of risk/rewards.Example in Belgium:In a median city you can buy a decent small apartment (700 sq feet) for ± 280.000 EUR (+ 10% costs and registration rights) = 308.000 EUR (=$358.820).

Small world!

To my understanding and experience, I know this loan is considered a small commercial loan (less than 500,000).

I’m concerned about resale value and if they will be able to rent the small apartment on the land.

In any case,   one argument FOR holding onto smaller apartment properties in seattle is that townhouse redevelopment,  which requires the same zoning as small multifamily causes a lot of SFR and smaller apartments to be lost to redevelopment,  so this class of neighborhood scale and typically comparatively affordable housing is going to get harder to come by,   and presumably in higher demand as a result.

It is incredibly simple to get and maintain a RE license - the barrier to entry is very, very, very, seriously small. 

I’m interested in SFR and small MF(2-4).

I currently run a packaging shop and have a small handyman business.