Soon purchasing my first commercial property, I am looking at multi-tenant NNN industrial or retail.

I have one duplex and have been house hacking since I bought it, it's been 5 years plus I have this property and finally ready for a 2nd one, looking to see if I get another multi or a single family, any thoughts Side note I also need a bigger place since I have another child who now needs their own room.

When it comes to C or D neighborhoods, multi-unit is a good hedge of your investment.

Ready to sell and invest in house, condo, or multi-family with good ROI and future growth.What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

So, why is McDonalds still spending billions on advertising?

Just scroll through these boards and you'll quickly see how badly things can go for amatuer property managers who are trying to save a couple bucks.

I am based in NJ but I feel nothing will cash flow or be too sustainable unless I put in a higher downpayment.I am looking to do only long term rentals and keep it with Multi-family units in the beginning and then advance to appreciation type properties in developing areas.I was thinking if I should save up more money for a larger down payment or possibly look at a different area to invest since I am NJ and the high property taxes make this hard unless more capital is put down.

Multi family properties can help you purchase a costlier home that you would qualify on your own with as we can use the rental income from the additional units to help you qualify.When purchasing a home using your VA benefits, you must occupy the home for the first 12 months.

We’ve found several multi-units recently that could be ideal for you.

Hi everyone,I’m new here and recently connected with someone looking to retire and sell his portfolio of 19 properties (a mix of multi-family and single-family homes).