So the "cash need" is not as steep with buying a primary home.On the same thought, when I buy my primary home it has to fit my PERSONAL needs. 

My mortgage out here with land cost less than I was paying for a studio apartment out there LOL, Georgia is really affordable but the Midwest market, in my opinion, fit the budget and the strategy that I wanted to go for, great cash flow market!

The market for Government Loans, Jumbo Loans, and loans that don’t fit ideal parameters, have all but dried up.

I have wanted to work towards multifamily for a while and have read and heard a lot about syndication and it seems like a great fit. 

In Illinois, the standard contract has an inspection period so we ask our clients with contracts who have only viewed a property virtually, to physically inspect a property during the inspection period. 

I calculate the number of beds it'll fit, and figure out how Hugh Hefner would decorate it if he was going to stay there.

I am not interested at all to pay no money and all of the “guru hype”, but just wanted to see what fits best for my situation. 1.)

No new buyers will be able to physically view the house and will also not want to move during this uncertain time. 

This is not a "one size fits all" situation.

You may be able to cut out the section of the pipe that is leaking and patch it using Fernco fittings.