If you can pull it off then moving in and improving over time then keeping as a rental works great.

@Shiwei Qu Airdna is a great resource for occupancy percentage, but the revenue reported is off.

IMO you would be way better off with a commercial loan than buying these sub-to with his inferior mortgage.

Your PM fees will also be less per unit for a multi unit vs single family.Tenants in multi unit buildings share walls so there is always the potential for noise complaints and neighbors that simply can't get along with each other.If you run into financial difficulties, it is much easier to sell off one or two SFRs than it is to sell one big multi unit.Traditional lending is much easier right now for SFRs vs multi units.  

We wanted to see if anyone in our area could recommend a good CPA that we could meet with to discuss tax write offs, strategies and what we should be aware of when it comes to bookkeeping.  

@Brandon WorkmanIf you are looking to BRRR or Flip, perhaps a HELOC would be a good option if you can pull that off.

Hey @Seallington Touch, Given we are accountants, we cannot promote our services on BP as its against the rules.To help in your search:be sure to find an accountant who is willing to grow with you, and is not too high priced fee-wise.

Hi Shannon,Given that we are accountants/CPAs, it's against the ToS on BP to advertise/promote our services.

I am assuming that is not in a judicial foreclosure state that has to be auctioned off and gives the homeowner time to sell it.

Many properties have seen drop offs from their 2021-2022 peak, but that should be somewhat expected?