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Cooper Rewa
  • Renton, WA
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Multi-family investing

Cooper Rewa
  • Renton, WA
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Hello everyone,

I am new to BiggerPockets but have read many of Brandon Turner's blogs on real estate investing, especially when it comes to multi-family homes. My current lease expires next summer and am hoping to purchase my first house/property at the end of next summer. After reading several blogs here on BiggerPockets, I have become interested in purchasing a 2-4 unit multi-family home. In doing some initial online research, I have found that many units seem to be a bit pricey (if you're putting 20% down). My main questions are:

1) Where are some good websites to start searching for these types of properties?

2) What kind of work should I be doing now to make sure I am prepared in 12 months?

3) Is it necessary to put 20% down or can you get by putting less down?

Really appreciate the feedback and tips :)

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