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Jose Robles
  • Fort Mill, SC
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First Post: Single Family or Multi-Family?

Jose Robles
  • Fort Mill, SC
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Hey everyone this is my first post and I would love to get some feedback on purchasing a single-family vs a small multi-family for my family's first investment. Some back story: my wife and I are renting now and only recently got into a better financial situation where we are paying our debt down. We have two boys, 7 years and 4 years old, and in 8 weeks we are being blessed with our 3rd boy! I am conflicted because I believe we should have a single-family home to act as our 'home base' with our growing family. A multi-family (if done correctly) would start our journey into cash flow and real estate investing experience but because we are using our VA loan we would have to live in the property for a year before we could do anything with it. I feel like I am too close to the problem to make sense of it. Any recommendations?

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