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Stian Jones
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Connecticut
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Starting out and need some advice

Stian Jones
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Connecticut
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Hello,

My mother, brother and I are looking to start investing in multifamily properties, quadplex to be more specific. I came across a quadplex in my area that looks to be a good deal. I have put it in the calculator and done all the math. I will be doing a VA loan and one of the units I will live in for the 1st year. There is already 3 tenants living there and have been for years. The problem (I think) is 2 of the tenants living there are section 8. Is that a problem and should I go for it? the one non section 8 is paying the least amount in rent. Without reno, increasing the rent or negotiating a lower deal (of course I will go in lower then asking price), for the 1st year its almost a break even after all expenses. The part that I like is after I move out the 4th rent is all profit. Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

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