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Multifamily Investing in Houston/ San Antonio/ Austin/Dallas

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Hello!

I'm Houston local. I'm planning on getting into real estate. I’m looking to get into MF real estate investing (duplex or more units) and Houston/San Antonio seems to be more within my budget. It feels like a good starting point for cashflow to purchase more rental properties in the future (SF or MF).

Couple of question?

1. Am I risking too much for a newbie by getting into MF rather than start off small with SF ?

2. What are the key details to look out for on the property selection?

3. Are there any sequence of steps that are recommended while getting started on MF properties ?

4. Are there any recommendations on the experienced relator in Houston area ?

I’d really appreciate any tips or advice!

Thank you

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