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Updated 11 months ago,

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Jindou Lee
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Small or mid size multifamily?

Jindou Lee
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  • Investor
  • Irvine
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Hi there! First time posting. BTW this community is awesome!!
I’m trying to figure out what strategy to take to achieve my goals. Hope someone can help shed some light! 

so, what I want to do is to create passive income with cash flowing properties. I’m hoping to get to ~$4k/month passive income by the end of the year. (I’m starting from $0!)

Question I have is… what do you think about investing in smaller 2-4 unit multifamily vs 10-30 unit Multifamily deals?

In terms of locations, I like the Vegas, salt lake, Cleveland, Indianapolis, Phoenix, Minneapolis type markets.  

What are the pros and cons? Any help appreciated. thank you. 

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