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Can you shed any light on this?

You could even use this strategy with your extra cash to buy in cash, do light remodel, and then cash out refinance most if not all your equity. 

I then went ahead with the light remodel as planned and my wife and I moved into one of the units.

For the bottom of the commercial market, properties not deemed worthy of Loopnet, a lot of driving around, using Cagis or similar GIS databases to get owners' name and addresses, and putting notes and business cards in doors is an alternative to Loopnet (I don't know about Crexi).

I have 2 4,500 sq ft indoor pool homes just finished up and because of material selection and sprinkler system the insurance is less than my 3 bed pool home a 1/4 mile away.

I currently live at the 9th St Light Rail in Hoboken and they are marketing the hell out of the new apts at Watsessing and Bloomfield Ave.  

Great book that talks about investing in a different light, not giving you strategies but looking at it from the reader's relationship with money and how their psychology plays into their preferred methods of investingGino

Completely different process and loan product. 25% down is likely light, but it's market dependent. 

Once you buy your first duplex, it is best to do a light-cosmetic SFH BRRRR or duplex BRRRRR.