My question is: To build my portfolio - Should I purchase a single family home that has an ‘okay’ return, or just play the waiting game and continue to save until a multi-family home that meets my numbers comes available?

Personally, I play things straight.

When they stopped paying in February, did you play the state/city rules towards notice period?  

The fees are much lower and you don't pay any interest until you actually use the money and then, only on the money actually in play. The

I would be very professional, express concern, and tell him what your records show, explain that there is also a middle man In play (the property manager), and perhaps there was a mix-up there?  

But you do not have to ever pay that tax if you play the game well. 

But seriously though, too many people get all the knowledge about the game, but then don't have the pieces (money) to play. The

Many applicants mysteriously disappear when they realize they’ll have to put up some money to “play the game”.About one third of the time the applicant is shocked when the appraised value of the property is significantly lower than his guesstimate.

While living at home I'd do the following:Find a group of people that play the Robert Kiyosaki cashflow game on a regular basis.

I've done a few myself but definitely prefer to play the long game with buy and holds then stress over the finances of flipping for a quick $20,000.