Personally, for my life stage, I don't want to live in a multifamily property again.Second, you need to know your market.  

Robert Rixer,I think right now I want to focus on cash flow, I'm hoping the #doors will follow But at the begginer stage that I'm at it would be awesome to see a solid cash flow

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Or get your members to rent the houses out depending on their life stages.  

When advising clients in similar situations, I've emphasized the importance of not striving for perfection but rather advancing through each stage of the journey.

Hi, I am a new member in the beginning stages of creating my investment strategy.

I will reach out once i am at that stage.

In Fall 2022 I bought a 3/2 (half of a duplex) in a neighborhood that’s in the early stages of up and coming, my thought was to get a rental to break even or lightly cash flow and appreciate over time as the neighborhood improved.

I currently have W-2 earnings and realize that I can buy a STR, spend 100 hours fixing it up and staging it, and perhaps manage to get a few guests before the end of the year.

I"m just at the early stages of researching so any info or resources you could pass along would be much appreciated!