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Updated about 4 years ago on . Most recent reply

the perfect range for investing in multifam rentals
Hey bp community,
So recently just watched the youtube video (title in title) on youtube and felt compelled to ask a few burning questions. Brandon mentions that the best range to buy multifam rentals to avoid competing with the big guys early on is in the 5-30 unit range, so it got me thinking and here's a list I came up with;
1. Why are 5-30 unit apts more difficult to manage than 100+ unit ones?
2. When he says the "management isnt baked into the numbers necessarily, does he mean its cheaper to hire an on-site property manager vs one that has to run around?