With house hacking it seems that multiple units allow for more cash flow but with just one roommate it seems less possible.

Hey thanks Aaron,You reminded me that i forgot to mention I am  not alone, i am working with my older brother(that all ready lives there for 2y) as partners, he is 28 with multiple businesses  hige credit score  good history with the banks and of course cash. so finance is covered its more about starting to find deals and bulid a good team to put it to work when we do :)

So here's the story.  I'm asking for good friend who for some reason doesn't and wouldn't join biggerpockets after we were talking about how great REI is. He was asking me what I would do.  His father bought a multifa...

So wanted to ask everyone that does multiple BRRR's a year, what kind of loan do you get.

These are my favorites as there are multiple exits and you can combine a couple for the best return.

I don't plan on engaging an agent I did a similar (not exactly) transaction 20 years ago and recall it wasn't too hard.  

His sister in law is my REI realtor, his dad was my dads partner in multiple REI deals and is my commercial broker.

That entails both money and time, and she may not have had the opportunity to expend either within 5 days of the divorce.Were I in your shoes, I'd engage an attorney to draft the quit claim deed, inform the ex to contact the attorney's office and arrange a time for her to go sign, and that would be that. 

In terms of rehab cost/benefit, attracting and keeping tenants, and resale potential... are multiple bedrooms per unit in a multifamily generally more desirable than single bedroom or studio units?

Is it legal to put a tenant's (or multiple tenants') security deposit into a savings account and then collect the interest that the deposit makes for you?