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Andrew Lawrence
  • Tacoma, WA
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the perfect range for investing in multifam rentals

Andrew Lawrence
  • Tacoma, WA
Posted

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?

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