Any companies that accept payments for fewer units?  

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The fewer the tenants the fewer the headaches.

Make sure you communicate what you are trying to do and what kind of properties you are looking for.New homes have fewer headaches and are more appealing.

Of course then you may have to give an investor hair cut rather than selling each one separately and getting top dollar.But if you're willing to watch your calendars you can sell each one and start a separate exchange with each and combine them into fewer more expensive purchases. 

The immediate danger I guess is Class A and B MF that's having their syndication created in 2018/2019 ; I would guess lot of lender would talk to those GP one by one today to prolong or adjust their investment. 

@Scott Trenchhttps://www.reuters.com/market...Saw this article just now, and my reaction is that the construction of fewer SFHs is going to exacerbate SFH supply issues.Might that shift at least some households into all of the multifamily that is being built?

Fewer multi units, but you can get a house and just vacate for guests.

If you want to ensure maximum profits, fewer problems and a result up to your required standards, you must oversee what is being done.

Fewer new sellers coming to market while a greater than usual number of buyers continue to search for a home causes inventory to continue to evaporate.Time on market is still 13 days faster than last year.