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Type of Property to start out with
Hello,
I was wondering what is the best beginner friendly to start off with? A single family home, or a duplex? It seems a single family home would be better tenant wise, but it’s not cashflow. It seems there are a lot more cashflow positive duplexes I can find than single family homes. I’m certainly more attracted to the multi-family units than the single ones but it might be a bit too much beginning so what your opinion.