Since I’m buying turnkey and there’s no value-add/BRRRR opportunity on my end, it’d be virtually impossible to immediately get those funds back out (and even if I did/could, it’d involve lender fees and costs, etc.).

I don't want to get in a pickle with transferring all this stuff over and then running into impossible roadblocks of "what do you mean he can't come to the bank in person." 

I’d love to do a conventional loan with 5-10% down but have talked to a few local lenders that essentially said it would be impossible with less than 20-25% down because banks would not believe the multi fam would truly become my primary after living in a SFH.

I’d love to do a conventional loan with 5-10% down but have talked to a few local lenders that essentially said it would be impossible with less than 20-25% down because banks would not believe the multi fam would truly become my primary after living in a SFH.

Market seems extremely hot and I am very discouraged because it’s near impossible to find a fair/ good deal.

I am a farmer in California, labor laws and water practices have made it almost impossible here.

Unless you're leaving the service or returning from a deployment, that is impossible. 

It's going to be next to impossible for the new owners to get their application approved before the end of the year since we close on 12-30 and there's no incentive for them to do it just to help me.

My current agent is an investor, but it seems impossible to know if he'll take all the deals for himself.

It will be nearly impossible to advise you with the limited info provided and through a few posts here.First question is can you qualify for a $1million loan and or raise the capital?