The blueprint also encourages urban agriculture, rethinks sewer and wastewater management and reduces greenhouse gas emissions per capita to the lowest in the world by promoting even higher - density living with smaller
multifamily homes,
especially along transit corridors in Vancouver's downtown peninsula.
I would suggest talking to a broker that specializes in
Multifamily and familiar with different aspects of evaluating / closing a multifamily vs. a typical residential home, or you can try Loopnet.com (commercial broker MLS) to view possible multifamily, or direct mail to owners of multifamily that you are interested in especially ones that have owned for a while as they might consider seller financing for ta
Multifamily and familiar with different aspects of evaluating / closing a
multifamily vs. a typical residential home, or you can try Loopnet.com (commercial broker MLS) to view possible multifamily, or direct mail to owners of multifamily that you are interested in especially ones that have owned for a while as they might consider seller financing for ta
multifamily vs. a typical residential
home, or you can try Loopnet.com (commercial broker MLS) to view possible
multifamily, or direct mail to owners of multifamily that you are interested in especially ones that have owned for a while as they might consider seller financing for ta
multifamily, or direct mail to owners of
multifamily that you are interested in especially ones that have owned for a while as they might consider seller financing for ta
multifamily that you are interested in
especially ones that have owned for a while as they might consider seller financing for tax purposes.
There is even a nice niche for your day job if you network and find BP folks,
especially those in the smaller
multifamily market (deals too complicated, and out of wheel house of the average
home loan person, and maybe too small to attract the folks that do the massive 8 - 9 figure deals..)
«It's easier to control the exact location of your investment
home purchase, than a
multifamily purchase,» notes Hovland, «
especially with tools like our Neighborhood Investment Rating.»
As affordability continues to be a growing concern, more segments of the population,
especially Baby Boomers and Gen Xers, are showing less interest in buying a
home, according to Freddie Mac
Multifamily's Profile of Today's Renter report.