My best advice for you is to buy a triple decker multi-family as an owner occupied property. 

hi, the Worcester area has triple deckers going for 400k or less but I would not recommend it for someone who is starting out in RE. the tenants there are tough to deal with. best of luck budd

I would recommend a triple net lease (NNN) where the tenant is responsible for paying additional fees - the property tax, all maintenance (including or excluding the roof - (your choice) and insurance on the property.

You can expect that number to double, triple or even quadruple in metro areas.• Forsyth County has a website where docs can be filed to start the processes.

I've been researching the Brockton area for a few weeks now in hopes of obtaining a multi-family (triple decker hopefully).

Double that if you watch, triple it if you help.” 

Most people won’t move over a $25-$50/mo bump, especially if that’s still below market but it triples your cashflow. 

Failure to follow proper protocols can even lead you to owe tenant treble (triple) damages as compensation.

I am a reasonable property maintenance technician and I do property management property perseverance I do winterizing and dewinterizing gutter clean lawn care mainly make ready single double triple quad etc I fix them all to be rented fixed flip whatever your trying to do I’m your guy I also do around the clock property maintenance if there’s an emergency the majority of the time I can fix it I’m in Columbus Ohio area I’m also a credit repair agent I’d your trying to get your first property but your credit score isn’t that good I can help you get it up to where it needs to be so if your serious then we can get under contract if not we can still have a discussion and never know where it leads to I may even be able to help you out close door stay close unless you open it

Don’t trust anyone telling you to make offers without seeing it.The second thing is to double/triple/quadruple check the contract you are signing.