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Rob Bergeron
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Multifamily vs Single Family

Rob Bergeron
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Louisville, KY
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Hello all, last night KREIA had their monthly meeting, around 250-300 people showed up. The topic was multifamily rentals vs single family. I wanted to hear how you weigh in. My out of state investors tend to focus on multifamily. Single family seem to be much easier to BRRRR.

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Travis Watts
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@Rob Bergeron Great topic. Having done both single-family and multi-family, I find the following to be true to me. Single-family is great to get started, build some capital up, get great hands-on experience and be active in real estate. Multi-family is great once you have some capital build-up, you've become an accredited investor and you prefer to be passive in your investing approach. I started with single-family fix and flips, buy and holds and vacation rentals and eventually transitioned into multi-family apartment syndication investing. "Live where you want to live and invest where the numbers make sense" - The Real Estate Guys?

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