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Updated about 3 years ago on . Most recent reply

Duplex vs Fourplex same cash flow (which is better)
Assuming all things are equal (CoC return, etc.) is there any advantage in have four units vs two if the cash flow is the same? I like to consider time spent as so in this scenario I would spend less time on two units that four....any insight? Thanks in advanced, BP!
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All things being equal I'd lean towards the 4-unit. A vacancy there is only a 25% loss of rent. A vacancy in your duplex is a 50% loss.