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Joshua Fass
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Westport, CT
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Strategy Check: Bigger single MF or multiple smaller buildings?

Joshua Fass
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Westport, CT
Posted

BP Team,

If you have $750k (unleveraged) to invest, and you plan on leveraging, what is the right strategy (and I’m sure there is no singularly correct answer)?

Acquire a single building with 30 units or perhaps go smaller and do a few acquisitions that ultimately get to the same numbers (NOI target, Cash on Cash return, etc).

My concern is that if I put it all into one larger investment, it may take me longer to be able to leverage and and expand.

As always, your thoughts are greatly appreciated.

BR,

Josh

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