Inventory for small multi units is very low right now in north Chicago.  

Hello fellow members,I'm ready to do the jump, but I'm curious to know where I can find the better deals for multi unit buildings 5+The price range (dictated by my down payment affordability) is between 200K and 250K at the momentThe cities I'm considering are Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Kansas City and Chicago.

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I live in San Diego North County and in my area, a single family starts at 350K and a multi-family starts at ~750K.

However, it should be expected to discuss services needed/rendered and negotiate an acceptable price between the two parties. 

BP,I am making moves to invest into a MFH home here shortly but wanted to ask those experienced in MFH investing (Duplex to Quadplex), how are you running comps in the area?I am finding it difficult comparing similar ...

I just purchased my first multi unit and want to make sure I've got a great accountant on my team as soon as possible. 

Does anyone have a suggestion how to get around the Fannie Mae 6 month seasoning and 70% LTV requirements for cash out refinance on multi-fam?

Being online it's easy to get distracted and have a video run through. 

I know I can ask the 1031 exchange experts directly here through private messaging but I think this can be a helpful conversation for some other members in the forum.I have a business partner that we own a commercial real estate together 50/50 in Silicon Valley.And both of us have our own residential rentals.One of our conversation was to 1031 exchange our office condo to a multi-family 5+ property.