Hello everyone.
First time poster.
General Background
Newbie investor
No credit available (poor credit and repo due to major health issue).
Multiple tax years of returns due (nominal to no income)
Unplanned ow...

Top Brooklyn neighborhoods for small multifamily opportunities:East New York: 35 DealsCypress Hills: 33 DealsBedford-Stuyvesant: 22 DealsEast Flatbush: 21 DealsThe BronxThe Bronx featured more new listings compared to 2023’s first half.

A successful venture involved flipping a 30-unit apartment complex; acquired for $450k, we revitalized it with a $150k construction overhaul, achieved full occupancy, added a laundromat, and subsequently sold it for $950k after two years.

My husband and I live in Redding and can refer to you a great agent who sells larger apartment complexes.

I'm looking to sell and buy a small LTR apartment complex.  

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We did that with 5 complexes and the work about killed us, so we handed them back to various owners. 

There are great apartment complexes for sale there that I saw a few months ago.

Conventional loans feature lower PMI and competitive interest rates, but demand a larger down payment and credit score.

If you can buy a 16-unit complex or 4-quads which would you recommend and why?