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Jon Collins
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How to Buy a Multi-Family

Jon Collins
  • Investor
  • Saint Louis, MO
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Hi, I want to start investing in Multi-families such as two and four families to start.  Is there a formula to base my offer on so I know not to pay too much?  I just looking a a general idea if I know the rents and a good idea of the expenses?   Please, just keep it simple.  Thanks

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Chris Puglisi
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Chris Puglisi
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The BiggerPockets Rental Property Calculator is simple to use and will give you a couple free uses.  Just plug in the income and expenses and it will do all the calculations for you!

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