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All Forum Posts by: Joshua Mark-Warren Landers

Joshua Mark-Warren Landers has started 1 posts and replied 2 times.

Quote from @Joe Miller:

MFH if you can swing it financially. There is more toppling cashflow without a doubt. If you get 10 individual properties you will have 10 roofs, HVAC's, Water tanks, property taxes, insurance files- where if you get a good big boy you limit many of those. 


The market is getting swifty(at least in my city). Great time to try and take down a MFH. Goodluck with your hunt @Joshua Mark-Warren Landers

Yeah this is exactly what I was thinking as well. Do more research upfront and go big on the right property.

1 Roof / 1 Headache

10 Roofs /10 Headaches.

What do you think about me doing all of the management by myself to start? Or would is be better to get a property manager and work with them as the asset manager?


I'm newer to RE investing and I'm looking to get the forums opinion on Apartment buildings vs Small Multi-Family.

I would say I have a larger amount of capital to start with than most beginners so I'm debating whether or not I should skip doing SFHs and SMF and go straight to Apartment buildings with 10+ units.

The reason I'm leaning towards apartments is because if I wanted to deploy all of the capital I would need to acquire nearly 10 properties and I'm questioning if it would just be more efficient to source one really solid apartment deal instead of several MFHs.

What are your thoughts?