I'm thinking we should look for another lender but what we don't know is if this is standard for a multi-family traditional mortgage loan or not. 

While in the process of testing several online business ideas, I read Rich Dad Poor Dad, and I have been reading and listening to everything I can get my hands on related to REI.

Many stick with traditional buyers and sellers so asking this question is important too.Best,Jason

Those traditionally net about 17% annually.

@Sung Park, Traditionally this is what the 1031 is used for - either moving from less expensive to more expensive holdings. 

Based on the Amount owed in the judgement the Referee will request the Opening bid and start the bidding until there is Winning Bido The “Winning Bidder,” in most cases, is required to put down 10% of the successful bid amount, and a predetermined time frame will be set to pay the remaining amounto Also, Traditional and Conventional Loans wont work.

I respectfuly disagree there are always people at your local REIA who have a lead on a few good none traditional lenders.

I forgot to add we have also about $6000 or so in a traditional savings account.

Most BRRRR deals are purchased up front with either cash or short-term financing such as private money (e.g. a rich uncle lends you the purchase + rehab amount at 8% interest for a year) or hard money (more institutional lender that will lend based on the property / "hard" asset for 6mo to a year, usually charging 10-12% interest and some points up front).  

The community has "traditional" drive-around trash pick up with the cans that the truck lifts.