It's what we wanted. 2018 build, 80k median income, 2 bed town homes, nice amenities, growing market.We have two moire assets similar to this one closing in the next 60 days because we are clear on what we want to buy and why we are buying them.The moral of the story is, whether you're buying a business, single family home, or apartments, make sure you have a buy right criteria, and let everyone know.

Once you feel comfortable, you can consider expanding your portfolio or venturing into value-add deals.I like to start with single family homes.

To give you some background, I'm an investor developer, where we do land development projects typically for multi-family housing. 

Investment Info:Small multi-family (2-4 units) buy & hold investment.

I am a traveling healthcare worker and my two major goals are buying multi family properties and going back to school.

Or, single family properties where each bedroom itself is rented, as your post seems to imply?

(These are not in order of how profitable they are, it's just used as a way to separate them for explanation purposes. )The first tier of homes are 1-2 bedroom homes these are homes that are tailored ( or should be) toward couples or small families and can range between 100-250k.

It would be surprising the think the intent of the code was for this to only apply to two-family dwellings.  

Neighbors can then let friends, family etc know about it even if they don’t usually look where mls distributes the info.

I buy single-family homes, townhomes, duplexes, and mobile homes.