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Greg Ward
  • New to Real Estate
  • Plain City, OH
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Build a Triplex or Quadplex?

Greg Ward
  • New to Real Estate
  • Plain City, OH
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Hey all, I am currently renting, and would like to buy a house of my own. I was thinking that I could build either a triplex or quadplex and rent the other 2-3 units out as a starting investment. Couple of questions, would you recommend a triplex or quadplex for this approach? Had anyone done this for their first home? Securing a loan will also be a challenge probably for something that large. What would be most economical in your opinion? I would go for something as economical as possible, maybe split level, including things like a garage, fenced in back yards, and 3 bedroom 2 bath units. Any floor plan/style of home recommendations would be much appreciated to try to keep construction costs down. Trying to cater to millennials who don't want to buy. Any input? Thanks for reading!

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