After reading and listening to some of the podcasts actually makes it seem doable.

As long as you have complete separation like in the case of split level houses, it is doable

Use the cash from those two homes to buy your next property, all cash (just going off of what you had put for your current properties values, it seems doable).

But it’s totally doable.

Miami can be tough to break in for sure, but absolutely doable.

So I’m just planning on the doable financing plan ahead while I’m looking for an experienced agent and potential capital partner who is in the same situation as me.

(OK, now that’s a more-doable objective.)Let’s say you feel like multi-family real estate is worth pursuing, so you’re past that stage.

Hello,in many areas i have research, show prices are much more doable than where i am located (north jersey) while i keep searching for my duplex to house hack here, would it be wise to buy an SF or duplex in a market like Orlando or Jacksonville or even NC where job growth and property taxes are low and numbers work out better for cash flow instead of holding cash?

For example if I bought 20 homes in a year and wanted to cash out refinance all of them after renovations is that doable?

@Matthew Cook I swear you are writing my story on this one as I've been trying to gauge how doable this.