Before the virus hit it was really tough to get into a multi family with any sort or contingencies (financing, inspection, and the like).

Worst they can do is deny it.

Prepare for the worst and hope for the best. 

Also, I am wondering if I need some sort of permit to do this, whether for putting up walls or renting out?

Rates may be less favorable in the future, so my ongoing debt service is higher than I can get right now.Just so you know, I tend to be more conservative anyway and am looking at the worst case scenario with the uncertainty going on.

We did all sorts of service work for their MFH and my old boss never made them sign any contracts.

My target is to utilize the BRRRR strategy and find distressed properties to build equity since I work full time in a different field as recommended in the Greene book.While looking for houses in my local market, I've seen a few houses that need work and I'm looking for guidelines or a playbook of sorts on what rehab projects are best to add equity to a house. 

Not the worst option!

Yes, I have had the best and the worst PM'S.

@Benjamin Lemieux Hello Ben, sounds like something you have put thought into and it is great you have budgeted your exact amount of reserves and thought worst case scenarios so you are prepared.