I am currently trying to get into my first multi-family deal.

I'd recommend looking for either single-family homes or multi-family properties with 2-4 units.

I’ve seen some investors focus on surrounding areas or neighborhoods with more value-add potential, as they can offer better cash flow options.Curious to know if you’re also considering multi-family properties in the area?

Tell us some more about the house hack is it a true multi family or are you just rocking with roomates? 

We would be open to small multi family in the future.

I am interested if anyone has a referral for a bank that will lend (first position) a HELOC on a 4 family property in Columbus, Georgia. This may put me in a position to be a cash buyer for the next property. I have a...

Since you're aiming to purchase a multi-family property in Long Island, especially with the help of a capital partner, it’s crucial to run the numbers carefully (rental income vs expenses) to ensure you’re set up for success. 

For one of my multi-family properties, I chose to dig my toes in the sand and make extra payments on the principal until it was paid off. 

There are multi-million dollar houses that you can walk just a couple short blocks and watch the neighborhood get pretty rough and potentially dangerous.

They are agents trying to make a side buck and know nothing about property management.