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Multi or single family for first time investor?
Hello BP family!
I am a first timer from Nor Cal. I have talked with several turnkey providers and have settled on Norada real estate investments going forward. Originally, I was interested in sfh's to build my wealth and cashflow but, recently I have become interested in jumping into mfh's instead. I have looked at a few deals in the smaller apartment building range of 4-8 units. The cashflow is much better than the sfh's and it seems like a major shortcut to my goals. Am I foolish to buy a turnkey multi-family as my first investment?
Thanks for your help!
Torrance