@David Lund- you are  welcome -   fyi -  within the  conventional loan idea - there are  2  angles  that can  be used ..one is called  the  FANNIE  MAE   (  fnma ) and the  other is  callled the  FEDDIE MAC ( FHLMC )   approach .....they can  vary  slightly  so make sure to ask the lender   to check out both   avenues - good luck

Perhaps a blend of the two might be a better fit for you. 

If you dont fit these criteria you can sometimes get a hard money loan with very high interest rates7.

Yes, you want to look for qualified wholesalers who are looking forward to building a relationship and can help you source deals that fit your criteria.

Maybe consider listening to the episode (spotify, apple podcasts) and see if you would see yourself being a good fit.

It’s a d neighborhood and tenants are lower income” , I more less knew that still had the feeling that I want to take the risk, so I started searching and getting recommendations for property management in the area , came across someone that seemed fit for the job , that told me from 750 apartments 20 are vacant and were going through applicants asked them to check out the property I was interested in,  they came back and said they could manage it for me. 

For example, you might think that a PMC that handled apartment buildings will be a great fit for your 4 unit multifamily since they're used to managing bigger projects - but that's not always the case.

Please reach out to one you feel is a better fit. 

There's two of us to work through literally whatever happens and two different angles we can look at everything.

We’re looking for a few real estate agents in Pittsburgh to fill a couple openings, so if you’re an agent I’d love to talk with you to see if you’d be a fit to start working with the investor leads generated by Biggerpockets.I was an agent in the program in Nashville for a little over a year, received over 350 leads which resulted in over $200k in commissions.