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Isaac Johnson
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Multifamily is the way to go change my mind

Isaac Johnson
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Sioux Falls, SD
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I think that multifamily (2-4 units) is one of the best types of properties to invest in especially when first getting started change my mind.

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Tyler Kastelberg
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@Isaac Johnson @Abel Curiel

Like most of "louder with crowder" -- this is a very controversial topic. 

I'm on team Grant Cardone ... investing in single family or small multifamily should be short-term, value-add flips that create wealth for investment in larger multifamily properties.

Two big problems with small multifamily:

1) Lack of good property management options

2) The inability to efficiently scale

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