Hey Everyone -I am wondering if anyone has availability in their mastermind for individuals focused around medium sized multifamily investing.

I think future house prices (or rent prices) are more of a function of population growth, economic growth, money printing and available housing (or rental) supply vs demand.With new builds having ever-increasing prices it would also make sense in the medium-term for prices to correct.

A long term rental is the easiest but a medium term rental is more profitable IF the association allows monthly rentals.

I don't need cash flow in the medium term, and have money to tackle some of the fundamental issues.

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Property Type: 1-4 unit SFRPurchase Price: up to $350kType of Purchase: Cash Buyer or up to 80% down paymentCondition: Minor to Medium Rehab (depending on the ROI and comps, could go Major)Desired Cash On Cash Return: $200+ / month / unitROI %: 15%+ < X Timeline: 3 months or less What are you guys seeing out there and based on my criteria, is this doable?

In addition places like biggerpockets and other real estate knowledge mediums will also contribute to higher house prices(I don't mean this in a negative way but as everyone figures out things like house hacking it drives prices up) People and maybe eventually banks will start to buy/write loans not based on just the person's income, but let's say they buy a 4-bedroom and can rent 2/3 rooms on Airbnb.

Butt this is a great way to slowly turn your unit from low/medium rent grade to a higher status.  

A pretty cool group that has focuses in short, medium, and long term rentals.