That FHA loan is assumable, so that might be attractive (depending on your rate).You could consider leaving the FHA loan in place and just move into a live in flip.

You can figure around $650-800 a door depending on your finish-outs.

Depending on the situation that can start at $10K but likely $40K and up.

43608 is rough and out of hundreds of deals we have done over the last 10 years, never touched 43608.Only a few streets are decent but even then, I wouldn't buy in the area.It's the "bang on doors with a shot gun and bullet proof vest" type property management style heheEach to their own tho.43609 is decent but can also be a hit and a miss so will depend on the exact pocket.Wishing you much successThanks for the update on the area.

Thanks again for providing feedback.

Hey Chris,Yeah, it's going to vary pretty widely by group, and even internally within a lender their programs will vary based on the committed square footage that is committed to residential v. commercial.You will also likely find variance depending on where the property is located and the active tenant situation.

If you miss loan payments, or your credit goes bad the bank or loan issuer could call your loan, provided of course the loan is callable in the first place.

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Which area works best for multi-family investing will depend on a few factors:- will you be living in the property as well?

A lot of what goes into your offer will depend on what you want to do with the property.