How is buying a Johns Creek multi-family different from buying one on Johns Creek?

Financing, inspection scope and lease review separate a Johns Creek multi-family purchase from a single-family one, regardless of how the search gets phrased. A lender will ask for current leases and rent history, an inspector checks separate systems in each unit, and the buyer needs to confirm the property's actual permitted use. Joel Boss walks Johns Creek buyers through each of those steps before an offer goes in, since a mistake on any one holds up closing.