@Brian LarsonI’ve done three 401k loans against my current plan to acquire RE.

The problem is that all three units are rented until mid next year and the FHA requires you to live in the property.

The previous lease listed all three of the roommates, but they all paid separately.

Ran my numbers and not confident it will work.Would like to connect with someone that has built or developed multi-family apartments in the 10-50 range.So I bought three properties that I plan to develop. 8 units 2/1, 20 units 1/1, 39 units 1/1 & 2/1.

It consistently grossed over $50,000 per year in rental income and nearly doubled in value in three years.

just purchased an updated three bedroom two bath ranch with two car garage nice back patio with hot tub and although not on Morris reservoir it is only three lots over from a deeded boat dock that the tenants or Airbnb customers would have access to.  

We will be closing the property with a down payment and payments for three years. 

When it comes to Columbus there aren't as many red flags as other Ohio markets, as Columbus doesn't really have any Ohio markets worse than a C- grade.I agree with @Calvin Watkins to keep an eye on the three opportunity zones in the city (Southern Orchards, Franklinton, and Olde Towne East).

I've worked with Arbor the most thus far, but I have good contacts at all three companies.

An agent in my office has three cash flowing properties currently for sale in Newton, NC (1.5 hr from Asheville).