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Nathan Witte
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Large Multifamilies vs. Many Single Families

Nathan Witte
  • Accountant
  • Chicago, IL
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A long ongoing debate is whether it is more beneficial to own a large multifamily or continuing to buy many Single Family Residences. I was just curious what all of your guys thoughts are.

Nate Witte

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Mike Giallanza
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  • Centennial, CO
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Mike Giallanza
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  • Centennial, CO
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How about door #3: both. It doesn't always have to be a "this or that" choice; rather, move forward with diversifying the portfolio. Perhaps an investor feels better owning and managing SFHs on their own, but then wants to own MFH through a limited partnership or syndication, or vice versa. Perhaps instead of "vs" it should be "+" for different real estate investments. 

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