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Updated almost 4 years ago on . Most recent reply

Larger or Smaller Properties?
Hello! I am just starting out and have a decent amount to invest between savings and a HELOC.
I am debating between two modest properties versus one larger home. I am looking at a market about 3 hours from my home (Williamsburg, VA). Just interested in SFH for LTR.
One of the considerations is that with a single property, I can probably avoid the management company. With two smaller properties, I'd probably hire someone local to assist me.
I've been a landlord prior, so I have some familiarity with what it takes, but I am certainly not an expert.
Thanks in advance!
Steve