I'm confused as to why this may not be doable.According to Realist, the numbers look good:RealAVM™ (1): $548,583 Confidence Score (2): 85RealAVM™ Range: $493,725 - $603,441 Forecast Standard Deviation (3): 10Is this not valid information to consider?

Just remember that total combined LTV should be around the 75% range.  

I was thinking buy and hold offers should be higher than F&F with desired target numbers for buy and hold to (given the >$230k median home price) end up with something in the ARV ~175-200k range with at least 25-30k equity and cash flow >$100.

The other banks have said something else ranging from that they'll require 25% down for a fourplex to that they will look at the income the property produces and not my income.Some more background: I have a credit score that ranges from 769-799, I'd have a debt-to-income ratio of about 31% (based on my personal income) which I'm told for FHA is a very safe/good number.

Ask rehabers for a range of costs for various items like kitchens and baths.

Awesome....That is the exact price range I am looking in.

I would always say that it is always depending on the price range of properties you're looking at. 100k or less 65%101k-500k 70%500k or more 80%This seems to be the industry standard to me right now to me.

My average price range is $35,000 to $45,000 in my area that will get you a starter home in a  nice area.

Me and my wife have been looking for properties in the 250-300k range.

I have been looking for buy and hold multifamily unites (2-7 unit range) in saugerties, kingston, and just recently Albany.