I knew I wanted to be a landlord some day so I started as a leasing consultant for a multi-family REIT renting apartments in Uptown.  

Basically he has an automated system that does all the legwork and you get paid a fee for being the middleman between a note holder and note buyer.

Is that because of your good location or should I forget single families and go multi?

For example, someone calls in and you chat with them to find that they may not be interested in selling right then at your price for whatever reason, however over the next several months their motivation may change so a follow-up system should most certainly be in place to touch base with them again and again.On top of that, be sure you are finding 'why' they called in the first place because your main goal should be to solve their problem before all else as this will inevitably lead to closing deals.

Looking for a broker specializing in SFR/Multi-family in Inglewood. 

However, now that I have my primary residence paid down a little more I am interested in giving myself more financial freedom in the future and I am interested in buying and holding multi-family properties.

Would it be Advisable to sell other assets or properties for a  multi family that cashflows really well?

@Jane Guerreso It will really depend on the payment system your landlord is using.

I just bought a multi-family in tenant friendly MA.  

Hello All - New to Bigger Pockets and looking into multi or single family homes.