Windows and siding have only a moderate impact on value.  

The point of foreign money impact had a lot to do with the prices in the Miami-Dade County area and some in Broward.  

My rental's that are in LLC's have had no impact on 1 refinance and 2 heloc's I have taken on my primary residence.

Finally, check into the details on zoning - that can have a huge impact on future value and exit strategies.I've purchased both, so a few thoughts for you to consider:The two quads will allow you to use traditional Freddie/Fannie mortgages which include low interest rates and lovely 30 year terms. 

How did this impact your credit score?

I know I want to invest in real estate but I feel apprehensive being the sole provider for two kids and after seeing how impacted my business was with covid I’m scared to risk my savings, although covid was all the more reason I need to build some stability for my children.

Topics to discuss: how is the market reacting to Covid including impact of WFH trend, what are your strategies to prepare for Brexit, to LLC or not / mortgage interest questions, etc.

(In addition to those sources, there are a few others that are less common, such as HUD and SBA)Your track record of experience with the asset class will have impact on whether a loan is considered, and whether you can negotiate the terms of the loan, so be prepared to demonstrate your experience, or the team you have built around you who has the experience.Typically, smaller deals under 50 spaces will be best suited for banks or credit unions.

You obviously have some strong feelings about a possible correction, so up to you whether you want to invest now or wait for this potential correction (though Im on the camp that even if a national correction where to happen, I think the impact in boston would be negligible).

.- 2021 multi family projections and market over all - 2021 up and coming markets (states/cities)- Insight on the governments forbearances and moratoriums..more importantly their potential impact - In terms of acquiring property, should we capitalize on the low rates or wait for the supposed "crash"?