BackgroundI own and self manage six multifamily properties in Providence, RI, acquired between 2008-2013 at great prices, with less than $50K in total debt remaining.

Consult a mortgage broker to navigate the financing process and provide personalized advice based on your financial goals and circumstances.By understanding the factors impacting your ability to secure financing for a multi-family property and exploring alternative options, you can work towards achieving your real estate investment goals.

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Hi Mike,I operate a mid term rental and provide all utilities in the Toledo Market.

However, from personal experience I would reach out to the HUD section 8 department to give them a heads up about the sale of the property. they will send you a packet to fill out but can't be completed until the new tenant has signed the lease or the current one is transferred into your name.

I've provided the management company everything they've requested (photos, videos) over 12 business days ago and every time I call or email I get told they're investigating the situation.

You folks in California should be buying land for Transfer stations near the ports. 

If you're lucky enough to find an interested seller, you will need to have the tools to quickly analyze the deal, understand if the sellers motivation to sell, pain points if any, and genuinely see if you can provide them with a quick exit strategy.

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Most investors are doing LLCs from my experience... but that doesnt mean you have to. there are some liability protections with LLC, along with a little anonymity if set up right. but also some added costs. one suggestion here is just whatever you decide, stick to it. some counties will see a transfer between personal/ LLC or vice a versa as a 'sale' and trigger property tax reassessment.