As Ankur has mentioned, without access to MLS it seems almost impossible to find a decent deal around here.  

Is it pretty much impossible to get a loan on a multifamily property without previous experience?

It's always tough to start over, but never impossible.

With no HOA, It will be next to impossible to get all the owners together to replace the parking area, especially since most of these units are rentals.

@Raymond Hill Assuming the 50% rule:Monthly Rent (assumption): 1k/monthAnnual Rental Income: 100kAnnual Revenue: 200kUnits Needed: ~17It will be hard (not impossible, though) to hit 50% OER and in all likelihood you'll be in the 55-60% range.Cost per Unit (includes purchase price + rehab): 45kUnits: 17Total Cost: 765k (45k *17 units)LTV (loan to value): 25% Capital Required: ~191K (765k * 25%)That being said, before going into a deal, it would be prudent to consider enhancing your knowledge by partnering with experienced investors and/or attending local real estate events.

Now that just threw my out of my chair, because I'm from Germany and over here that is an absolutely impossible return.

I agree, it's very difficult (impossible really) to type any response to the forums or messages.

The only thing I can say for certain without knowing your exact situation, is that it's possible.As @Brian Eastman said, it's nearly impossible to answer your question without knowing the who/what/where/when/why and how.On top of what everyone else has said above (all great suggestions), I would say that the best piece(s) of advice would be to talk to your CPA/tax strategist, find a custodian that fits your goals and needs, and do your due diligence in vetting prospective syndicators - they'll likely be able to give you an idea of how SDIRA investments in their properties have gone thus far.

There may be a level of arrogance but it truly is near impossible to find as powerful a tool as they have provided.

They are tougher but not impossible.