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Updated about 8 years ago on . Most recent reply

Building a duplex/triplex/4-plex from the ground up
Has anyone ever run the numbers for actually building a small multi-family property instead of buying one? I've never looked into building a house myself, but it seems like it would be comparable to what it would cost to purchase one that was already built.
For example: if you could design a duplex to be built in an economical manner on a piece of property that is priced reasonably, could you turn around and rent it out and still have $200-$500 cash flow on the property?
Thanks for the help!