I wouldn't mind not being in a class A area if I was single, but once you have a family it's different. 

We have a few single family homes in Kansas City, in a nicer, brand new neighborhood (built 2022).

I'm interested in buying and holding single-family and/or small multi-family properties.

I have inherited 4 single family houses and an LLC from me Mother when she passed in 2021.

Cue the dramatic music and a small single woman racing through the night with her dogs and cats, in pouring rain and unbelievable wind.

Turning a single-family into a multi-family is simple.

Right now I am concentrating on a single style (LTR small multi in CT) and a catastrophic event here would frankly put me out of business. 

Hello BP community,I’m currently exploring the possibility of converting a single-family home in Philadelphia, which is zoned RM-1, into a multifamily property.

I’m reaching out as I’m looking to venture into the real estate investment world—something I’ve always wanted to do, and now I’m determined to take action.Last year, I found the perfect multi-family house, but it fell through at the last minute, leading me to jump into a single-family home.

I found a single family home that I’m interested in as a flip.