Columbus 0.Speak for yourself bucko.

Occasionally a warranty can be a good deal, but statistically speaking, you are on the loosing side.

I do not know your specific market, but Id strongly suggest you speak with a local property manager that can help you asses what market rents should be with your properties, both in current condition, and also with renovation plans put in place.

Please call a few realties in the area of the multifamily property and ask to speak to a buyer's agent with experience in helping investors buy a multifamily.  

hey guys I am not to knowledgeable on what it is that investors look for in investment properties i have the general information but just wanted to see if there was any investors that i can pick there brains. I am a a...

Its always good to speak to someone in LE who shares the same RE interests. 

Did you already speak with your lender?

Also, I would like to speak to you about multifamily's 2-4 units once we have got 905 Osage st refinanced.   

And if that LO you are speaking with is not a top producer, but a barista-turned-loan-officer, due to the events of 2020 (I'm not saying that in a negative way, a LOT of baristas got into the mortgage business after March 2020, and guess who is most likely to mis-quote the >6 property hit? 

I am signing up as we speak.