Quote from @Jeff Witherite: I am seeking recommendations from investors for insurance providers to consider for an 11-unit multi property located in Northeast Ohio. 

David,Just got off the phone with Loan Guys. 

I have one duplex I purchased 8 years ago that has quite a bit of equity and also some cash to finance a conventional loan 20% down for a $300,000 house.

We are using a DSCR loan. 30 year Fixed.

For the fastest close:Local banks / credit unions (portfolio lenders).They can close in 2–3 weeks and are way more flexible on DSCR, condition, and occupancy than big commercial lenders.20–25 percent down5–6.5 percent interest depending on market20–25 year amortizationThey’ll usually let you roll some of the rehab into the loan if you can show bidsA strong W2 plus existing rentals puts you in a great position with them.2.

@Rob Austin- there  are  lenders  that allow  loans under 75K 

@Erik Breunig  What was problematic with the loan terms?

Right now I'm all about ASSUMABLE loans.

Unless you’re your strategy is using the BRRRR system, DSCR loans don’t make unless you are maxed on residential loans. 

Her VA loan rate was under 3%, and even though the house was mid-remodel, we listed it and a buyer was happy to take over that low payment.