Non military borrowers who need to move for a job also get relief from the one year occupancy requirement.

This is why when I was looking for a multi I eventually purchased in a non-rent controlled area.

I just bought a non-performing 2nd note on a home where the 1st note is current, but I just found out the house is under contract and listed for 189K.1st note balance is 196K.2nd note balance is 51K.Market Value is 232K, but it's listed at 189K.To me, the math just doesn't add up.

This is "non owner occupied" too. 

I know there are note investors in it for a longer period, but they are buying existing non-performing notes at a discount, making them perform, and then selling or holding. 

Do you have experience using anyone particular?

Hello,I have a finished basement with all the needed egress/outlets and I am considering it to convert it into an apartment and there are few areas (kitchen exhaust and kitchen sink) I lack understanding  and would like to better understand what is the best possible way to go about making those changes.I will greatly appreciate if someone can share their experiences on how they went about a setting up a kitchen particularly exhaust for kitchen odors and kitchen sink in a basement

The numbers don’t really make sense to me but that’s non of my business. 

Full disclosure, that particular tenant is a hoarder and the unit is in disarray. 

Overall, what do you think about this particular deal?