Ever wondered if single-family or multifamily is the smarter choice for building your rental portfolio?

Originally posted by @Michael Haas:@Adrian Chu we've been extremely curious about that strategy - essentially "Condo-izing" a single family lot.Was this a hold for you, or did you sell one or both of the units?

What type of property and where would you leverage this toward, Single Family, Multi Family, Commercial, Mixed Use, Land...?

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Hell, I might be even-steven if we had one, and I'd bet money @Russell Brazil and @Nathan Gesner would be there with me despite the fact they're two of the smartest dudes in here because they're not soft pedalers.

Are you Single/Married2.

Debt Consolidation: If a business has multiple loans with varying terms and rates, consolidating them into a single loan with a better DSCR can simplify repayments and potentially lower overall interest costs.5.

I second what Jonathan Greene is saying here—turnkey is probably best bet given your constraints.

All you need is a single place to track tenant information, payment history, maintenance, and a few other things.

Most criminals defrauded the IRSI wonder what would happen if the people who combined lost like $2M all sent 1099's to him-I bet that would wake up the IRS but not sure if it would impact their claim later on.