Multifamily has multiple angles of investment.

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Great advice, hadn’t looked at it from that angle. 

And that doesn't include other expenses.So the traditional SFH route may work eventually including appreciation and other factors, but probably not in 10 years because you need to refi and purchase other houses to make this angle work.Buying a 2/1 somewhere and living on one side is another option, as is renting both sides, but you'd have to identify an area where you can afford a duplex.

Hi Carlo,As mentioned DSCR loans vary widely based off of numerous factors, credit, LTV, Prepay type, DSCR Ratio, just to name a few.However, I am seeing rates as low as 6.625% now on DSCR products in a perfect scenario.In scenarios with low credit scores, high LTV's and short prepays we can easily be in the 9's.When looking for a DSCR loan to fit your needs, I recommend getting in touch with someone who knows what they are doing to pencil the loan in your best interest.Glad to connect and get into more detail!

using the bank to agree to a set amount of stock that they will accept as adequate and that negates the wide swings you talk of.

This is for a single wide on land as true real estate. 

It said a massive amount thousands of miles wide is going land on Florida. 

Thanks for sharing Henry, Always interesting to cover the different angles, it'd be interesting to go through each of them for a specific building to see how different they are.

Purchase price: $570,000 Cash invested: $175,000 Purchased this rehab property in April for a building that is widely overlooked if you don't know the area.