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Updated 10 months ago on . Most recent reply

Single Family Unit or Duplex for a First Time Investor?
I am a first time real estate investor trying to build my real estate portfolio. I hav some excess cash that I would like to put in a rental property. My goal is to get a little bit of cash flow and appreciation. I understand that single family units take a while before they cash flow, and I'm perfectly fine with that if the investment is right. I also want to invest in something that will not give me too many headaches. For a first time real estate investor, which option would you prefer? Single Family Units or Multi-Family?
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I agree with @Taz Zettergren, but for some reason I keep stumbling on the duplexes I'm up to 6 now. I do like the suburbs though - better rent growth, appreciation potential, and quality of tenant.
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