I know you can only have 1 fha at a time so i figure one option would be to refinance into conventional at some point and time and then use another fha for the new quad BUT if we want to acquire properties say for instance the first quad then 2 duplexs all in the same year how would that work financially?

My insurance carrier also deemed each break-in as a separate instance so it wasn't worth it to me to make any claims against my insurance policy. 

@Aubrey BuikemaYou are not responsible for something you were not aware of in this instance.

We've get several instances of two different storage operates literally next to each other in town.  

A General Contractor is your best bet...you should expect to pay them though...maybe $200-300 for a walk-through.A Home Inspector is ok for basics, but if they see a possible issue with the foundation/slab for instance, they will refer you out to one of those Contractors, whereas a GC will have enough experience to give you a budget number right on the spot.

This thread has lots of good advice, although I think this is one of those rare instances where going to the neighbor directly might not be the best first move.It looks like the general consensus is that he probably won't respond positively to your request, and then subsequently if you go to the authorities he's going to know who dropped the dime on him, and now you've got a feud with your neighbor. 

It can sometimes be explained to the bank after the fact (for instance with a single member LLC owned by the borrower), and the bank will drop the issue, but I have seen a bank push the issue and force the transfer of the property back into the borrower's name.

In multiple instances where they told school districts that they could not collect fees from ADUs less than 750’ the school districts ignored the direction.  

There are a few instances where FHA is viable and conventional is not, but the same low down payment conventional loan options will almost always be a better fit than a similar low down payment FHA.  

For instance if you are using the funds to purchase more real estate and will be the person managing it, then perhaps you can get slightly more than the non-performing members of the company.