We hope to acquire many multi-unit apartments in an area with cheap houses so we can get things rolling quickly.Thanks for any tips!!!

I would try to get access to the MLS through an Agent so you can run good comps to get and ARV on the properties you are interested in.Having info such as Days on market, sorting by subdivision, and price per square ft. has helped me in my analysis quite a bit.

If you have access to inspecting the floor from the bottom either by basement or crawl space do so.

When I was enlisted I had 3 homes that I acquired through in 3 states, I used my VA loan for my primary residence and I took the other two loan from the states of Virginia and Florida, I had to provide a lot of paperwork, but in the end, it was worth it. 

As long as you have access to a lender after your 10 conventional loans, the only thing limiting you is your ability to find deals.

They most often need to get there engineer out to the site, check city zoning, city restrictions, water and sewer access ( this varies wildly from site to site). 

I am not a agent so I do not have full access to the MLS has anyone had experience with this type of data aggregation?.

Hi everyoneI'm new in this business and thinking of acquiring a 3 family rental property in NY.

would it essentially just be like acquiring another mortgage?

Details of the deal:  6 bed, 2 full, 2 half bath at 3,154 sqft.We are planning on converting into a 2 - 1 bedrooms and 1 -2 bedroom apartments, which will yield a monthly income of 3,454 in rent.Besides dealing with License and inspections for rezoning which is the project for this week, if 3,000 isn't paid to an attorney to handle these affairs, acquiring the funds to complete the rehab will be the next major obstacle.