All Forum Posts by: Christopher Doyle

Appreciate the candor. Key takeaway is that it seems as though there isn't much in the way of spread between SFR and Multi returns in quality neighborhoods unless you're getting an off market deal at a discount. Unless of course you find a house with a casita...do those exist outside of the Southwest Ben Leybovich ?

Thanks for the feedback Jaysen Medhurst Steve Kontos and David Faulkner Ben Leybovich - "Luxury House Hacking" was absolutely outstanding - A+ for creativity

My wife and I have finally decided that as responsible parents we need to find a market that is more conducive to raising a family (city is slowly losing its appeal). After seemingly endless discussions with Jonathan Cope about investing, I am going to heed his guidance and only purchase quality assets. We have decided to move to Fairfield, CT which has high quality schools, tolerable property taxes and a decent barrier to entry. There is sufficient single family inventory on the market currently, and I'm fully confident that we would find a fit eventually. However, I'd be remiss if I didn't explore the option of purchasing a multi family and minimizing monthly expenses. Margins will undoubtedly be rather tight, these properties tend to trade at a bit of a premium, so thinking more longer term return. I'd be curious to hear feedback on multi family investing in "A" markets, specifically where the majority of the inventory is single family. How are returns? Glaring downsides? Thanks all