I can't understand if it is better to use this one-time big sum (>$300-400k, maybe a bit more) to leverage into a large (10-15 unit or up) MFH where I would be borrowing a lot, or to mostly pay off something smaller and immediately have a larger cash flow.

Actually, I was just at Disneyland yesterday lol.We are as close as you can get to the parks, we understand why people are going to the area and we try to capitalize on it. 

I expect to be making many offers as I understand the pipeline is a funnel.

Hello everyone,What are you guys using to get a better understanding of your market?

I understand the risk to that and feel as though I have accounted for that in my insurance planning. 

I can probably get about $1400/mo in rent, so it fits the 1% and 50% rules.  1) If I were to do a cash-out refinance, my understanding is that I would affirm that I plan to stay in it for 12 months. 

Of course, I don't want to break the law at all and my understanding is that if I left my job and didn't disclose it before the 'loan is complete', I'm at risk of committing loan fraud.

Getting an average new build price will help me structure this deal, and see where I need to be at or get a better understanding.

While I personally rely on this position, please note that I am not an attorney, the foregoing is my opinion, and the laws applicable in your State should be reviewed.I welcome replies from those with a different understanding of the law, or from states with notably different law.

I know there a lot of different names for this strategy including Land Contracts and Installment Sales Contract but my understanding is that the seller retains title to the property until the buyer, or investor in our case, pays off the loan amount agreed upon.