I bought my first Multi-Unit (Duplex) and I'm gearing up to find my first SFH/Fixer Upper so I'm trying to build my list of resources for available properties in Atlanta and surrounding areas.

He has suggested an 8-unit building.10,000 sq/ft @ $215 sq/ft = around $2.15MEach unit will be worth around $268,750The current plot of land is currently zoned for a duplex without further approval from the city/community, but the zoning on the land can allow for up to 8 units by applying for a Special Use Permit through the city.

The Japanese girl kept the co-op, got a loan and purchased a beautiful condo about 2 miles from a community college.

We also have different single family and duplex models available. 

My primary also happens to be an investment property, it’s a duplex and I also have one paid for investment property as well.

On point #2, I should have started with a duplex or triplex, lived in the crappiest part and rented the others out while I rehabbed that one, then moved, rented out my unit and did it again.

Condo's are ill advised for investments because you possess far less control.

., a duplex or multifamily), you may qualify for a conventional loan with as little as 3%-5% down.HELOC or Cash-Out Refinance: Use the equity you’ve built in your current property to secure a Home Equity Line of Credit (HELOC) or cash-out refinance.

I also recommend starting small with a duplex or single-family home to learn the ropes before scaling up

Hey @Steve Johnson, I found your website but it does not explicitly mention HVAC and I actually was about to ask on the forum if anyone had a recommendation for a furnace repair job... not a big job, one unit in a duplex not working properly.