All Forum Posts by: Selena Towell

@Selena Towell

To invest in multifamily properties, start with education on property evaluation, tenant management, and ROI calculations. Focus on properties with 2-4 units, estimating rehab costs, and evaluating after-repair value. Transition to flipping, which involves more risk but potential profits. Network with local investors, agents, contractors, and mentors, analyze deals using calculators, and consider financing strategies like FHA, VA, or conventional loans. Develop an action plan and learn from mistakes to become a better investor.

Good luck!

 Hey Selena, I would avoid a "coach" as well. I am an investor and realtor here in South FL and  I can advise you on getting into multifamily property. I would advise against a coach as they're just going to give very general advice vs advice you on a specific property. Not worth shelling out a few thousand dollars for a coach in any market.