YES, if you go for single transaction. this is multifamily deal.What is your exit strategy, for long term separate loan on fourplexes can be better outcome sometimes.What's my best bet in convincing the seller he should finance the deal?

Im a wholesaler and ive been wanting to use different strategies for a while like seller financing, i dont want there to be only one option to homeowners who dont want to sell their house far below market value seen as thats the only offers i make.

I like to invest to change today (cash flow) and replace my W-2 income, so if I had no matching I would probably stop putting into the 401k and just dedicate that 6% to more investing.It's really about long term personal strategy on this one.

I'm interested in finding a good realtor to work with who knows the area pretty well and has an open mind to new strategies.

Now... time to find my strategy to build this!

I'd recommend reading through The Ultimate Beginner's Guide for an overview on the common strategies used in REI. 

hi thereWorking in the bronx for 10 years now id be happy to advise on you next purchase.We own and manage multyfamily as we found it to be the best investment strategy to our share holders.Please do not hessitate.D 

There are so many different strategies that you can learn from.

My program for my clients models the "BRRRR" strategy and we are having a ton of success with ROI's in the mid-teens on a consistent annual basis!!

I would assume that with an increase in renter occupied units in an area, the competition would be higher and therefore it would make sense to go outside of the area of competition (given other demographic information indicates the area is still appropriate for a buy and hold strategy).