With multiple units, you’re less exposed to vacancy risk—if one tenant moves out, you still have income from the others.If you’re leaning toward long-term buy-and-hold, multifamily might align better with your strategy.

I personally dont do any of that.. every market / or most will have an active fix and flip sector or buy and hold sector the important thing to me is the operator full stop.. great operator will do well in any market and all the national data simply is noise at least at my level. ( loaning our own money and JV deals with our own money)  we dont broker or anything like that.

This way you can refinance out all of your cash and hard money positions.Whether or not it will "cashflow" has nothing to do with BRRRR (except for maybe "repeating"!). 

I've largely stayed away from the "sub-to" buz word, but I have done a couple sub-to flips knowing that I only needed to hold onto them a couple months and I was prepared to pay off the notes if they were called.Sub-to for long-term hold on the other hand has me nervous. 

Compare these with potential financing alternatives, like a DSCR loan or other commercial products.Exit Strategy: What’s your long-term plan—hold for cash flow, refinance, or sell?

In a buy and hold investment strategy for building wealth. having the first month vacant in a 10 year hold is a blip on the radar.Best of luck getting ready,  use the time that you are getting the funds available to look at deals.  

In essence, they hand-hold you through on how to do two things:  First, find and tie up a select vacant commercial property, then Second get a prospective tenant who would agree to move into that subject property at a future date. 

I’m determined to buy in an area I love for a second home or a buy-and-hold investment for my kiddos one day.

Can be a good strategy, but my understanding is BRRRR is generally dependent on refinancing and pulling back that cash invested to repeat the next one

Investment Info:Small multi-family (2-4 units) buy & hold investment in Peterborough.