I just realized tonight that if I can get a place on seller financing or subto, I don't HAVE to move my family into a multi-family for one year before we can move on and move up!

Single family 3-4 bed not on septic with an ARV of 400-900k or small multi family in king and northern pierce counties.   

Depending on the specific details and the local laws, they may not be able to sell the property until you have resolved the issue. 

Honestly, I don't think it is worth using one of those companies unless the house is really in terrible condition and has issues with title, major city liens, is a part of a lawsuit, etc.

We need to repair a small portion of the roof in detached garage in multi-unit, in Evanston.

It also offers a tax deduction and is a homestead protected against most financial issues or non payment under a Chapter 13 law and a rental is basically a debt burden that if you cannot pay or something happens you get evicted.

I've been in the healthcare field for the past 15 years; I read books, listen to various podcasts; trying to learn as much as i can about rental property investing, (multi-family units).

Quote from @Stephen Brossard: I’m looking to acquire my first rental property, leaning towards multi family.

If you really want to build 'affordable housing' - and the debate is still open if that is indeed an issue and how and why.... then the first thing to do is get the govt to go away.

The loan is issued to an individual or a disregarded single-member LLC, as opposed to loans issued to partnerships or corporations. 3.