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How big or small should I start with multi family investing?
Hey everyone, so I just finished flipping my first house, and with the profit I made, I would really like to get into multi family investing. I’ve been doing a lot of research and listenOmg to a lot of books and podcasts, but I know that the best way for me to learn is by just getting started.
My biggest concern is that because of my inexperience, I feel like I should get started with something small, like a four-plex. But I also hear guys like Grant Cardone advise not just start with anything under 32 units. Would love to hear some opinions and perspectives. Thank you!