Originally posted by @Tanner Crawley:Hello, I am rookie investor.

-His units are not renovated:  original kitchens; original bathrooms; one has some pretty messed up carpet and older vinyl flooring; other unit has 4 year old carpet and tile; new furnaces, A/C units and windows in both units 4 years ago.

Originally posted by @Siler Coggins:Cozy has a few more features but Roof is great for your tenants, especially if you don't have a ton of properties.I only have one single family that I rent to four college kids.

Originally posted by @Dean Lane:Hey guys, My name is Dean Lane, I'm a 20 year old from the Chicago land area (Algonquin, Illinois).

That was the reason i originally thought i could combine the seller financing and the conventional loan.Thank you for the help!

Originally posted by @Sachin Amin:Hello All,I am a first time investor recently purchased two multifamily properties (4 units) - 3 are currently rented and 1 is under rehab. the properties are in not so good area but has a potential to generate positive cash flow if all are rented with min maintenance.

Originally posted by @Michael Sato:Welcome to the BP community Suby.

Originally posted by @Wardell Hall:No not for down payment but if it's a program yes I'll take it but just for closing cost How much do you need for closing costs?  

This model was originally developed by the credit industry - for instance, a car dealer only wants to mail to people likely to qualify for a car loan.

Originally posted by @Jamie Shah:@Andrew Fielder - we have a few MFR properties out in Stockton that we self-manage as a group.