Don’t do a mortgage note transfer with less than 20% down if you are offering true financing  You pretty much summarized everything we've been talking about doing.

If you were planning to do this in California here is who I would call-Equity/ Diversified/ Golden Gate/ Accolend/ Civic/ LimaIn an email you summarize exactly what you want and in 24 hours they say we do or don't have a product match. 

In addition to helping BP Nation...summarizing what's happening in my real estate business also helps me.

Here's my experience summarized about the Midwest. https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/48/topics/1165499-whats...The "cash flow on paper" for Class C Midwest (which is almost non-existent with 7% interest rates) will cost so much in repairs, capital expenses, tenant issues and it won't appreciate enough to make up for the losses.

@Chris K.Okay, summarize that in simpler terms lol - should I do rent credits?

But that said, I think Keith does provide some really good information and conducts interviews that are worth listening to, so please look past the rest.His views are summarized at https://www.getricheducation.com/why-home-equity-is-an-awful-investment/.

I thought I would summarize some thoughts on this topic.  

It appears to just be a bank summarizing the Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac policies, but may be easier to read:https://www.pbmwholesale.com/programs/A-1e%20Multiple%20Financed%20Properties%20Program.pdf

However our own cash (the 20-30% downpayment) is presently returning near 6%, making the opportunity cost of an investment greater than just the cost of borrowing alone.Articulated well in summarizing most of the points above, @Roy N..

To summarize, multiplying the headaches and work with multiple single family homes is not worth the cash flow.