By my count, to do it right (if I understand the layout of your building) you would need a larger one on the first floor, one on the third floor, and at least 2 (3 is better- one per bedroom) on the second floor, total of 4-5, or at least $10k-15k.

I've lived in MN for quite a few years but I'm curious to know if its a good market or if I should focus my energy toward virtual wholesaling elsewhere.

Most larger institutions will require 25% DP for a fourplex.

Contact the utility providers (likely Greater Cincinnati Water Works and Duke Energy) and ask for the billing history kid the property.

My strengths, low debt-low enough to payoff half in next several months, resiliency-I did door to door for almost 10 years, good credit-700+, time, energy, passion.My goals...

Most successful larger investors I know in Philadelphia don't GC their own stuff, they just find better deals that support a GC expense.

With a larger MFR, you may be able to push this down a bit.You've forgotten management.

I'm still picking up properties that make sense but I'm going to use a few larger homes and my own home as a refi piggy bank in case the market tanks to the point of going "all in"Good banks are paying 1.6-1.7% so you are looking about a 2% real cost to hold the cash if you do just have the cash sitting in the bank.

Hey all, preparing to make my first larger size multi-family offer. 

Also, if you wanted you could even create a listing with the side-by-side condos and larger groups could book them together.