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Newbie real estate strategy Orlando
Hello BP,
I am totally new to real estate and I am trying to figure out what the best strategy is for my first property. I really like the idea of a multifamily but I am hesitant about having to live next to tenants. What are the best areas in Orlando (Orange and Seminole counties) for buy and hold cash flow considering that I will live in the property first? Ideally I would like to be within 30 minutes of Apopka.
Thanks in advance:)
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Welcome to the site.
Owner occupied multi family is a great way to get started but does have it's negatives.
I would make sure you took your time and only placed someone who would normally qualify as a tenant but also someone who you could get along with.