My tenants do not like sending me money via wire transfer as they get charged a fee as well around $30.

Thats good to note that wholesalers dont allow inspections You can absolutely use an FHA to house hack, you just can't buy from a wholesaler with an FHA or Conventional owner-occupant loan products. 

House needs work and doesnt qualify for a conventional load because of incomplete projects (bathroom needs put back together etc.)

I'm bringing the $$, he's doing some labor himself and charging me nothing for labor. 

A lot of our investors are leaning on private lending to stay competitive, especially with how tight conventional guidelines have become.

How much do you charge for a security deposit?

The project turned out solid and I’m still cash-flowing well, but since I had to use my own credit, it hit my credit score and DTI pretty hard.I’ve now climbed back above a 700 credit score, but my DTI is still high, so I’m trying to be more strategic before jumping into the next deal.Here’s my current buy box:Property type: 2–4 units (duplex, triplex, fourplex)Market: Oklahoma, Cleveland, or McClain CountyTarget purchase price: 200KFinancing: Conventional or DSCR Goal: Long-term cash flow I’d love to hear from those of you already in the small-multifamily space:What mistakes should I avoid when transitioning from single-family to multifamily?

Are we calculating cap rates based on cash purchase or 20% down conventional mortgage?

Their monthly rate is reasonable, but they charge incredibly high rates for any maintenance issues, repairs, tenant turnover, etc.

So i was thinking why not pay one off first before buying the next rental.Primary residence: 6% APR, zero down VA Loan, hardly any equity, highest debt and mortgage.STR: 5% APR, zero down VA Loan so still not much equity, cash flowing as an Airbnb, second highest loan and mortgage.LTR: 2.9 % APR as a conventional loan, cash flowing, $120,000 of equity locked up, by far lowest balance loan.