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Multi-Families
Good evening everyone. Is there anything different about wholesaling multi-family properties? I live in Central Massachusetts, and around here we have a large quantity of two and three family houses. With single family properties you have a few different options including selling it on a rent to own basis. However, I imagine you can't really sell a multi-family property on a rent to own basis right? I'm not sure how that would work.
I know assignment of contract is always an option, but just looking for some stories and perhaps a list of other viable exit strategies.
Thanks,
Mike