Depending on the purchase agreement, you may have a provision allowing for delays for up to a certain amount of days without any consequences.

Seller has to pay now for deferred maintenance in the form of a credit for decisions they made while owning the asset.Multifamily can be good but trading at crazy low cap rates.

If not and you represent that you'll be there full time that's mortgage fraud and carries pretty serious consequences.

I've watched, read, podcasted, and dreamed REI for years and am becoming familiar with much of it in theory -and in a previous life I spent several years working in the trades building spec to Street of Dreams homes in and around PDX- but as I prepare to finally take action I'm feeling the doubt, exposure, and butterflies more then I expected...

I know a little bit about everything and am highly skilled in the carpentry / framing aspects of the trade.

However, that comes at a trade-off of hassle and money.

I am a builder by trade but work full time as a PM for a large construction company.

No big, national, publicly traded banks will do this loan type.

A lot of the slow down is caused by the trade war right now.

If you want to stay in it, you'll have to treat it like a job and put in the time to learn the tricks of the trade and hussle.But therein also lies the potential.