Currently, I’m in the process of developing a 3 bedroom single family house with my friend who is a general contractor.

I have seen a case where an investor purchased several substantially identical SFR properties at one time and had a cost segregation study performed on one and then simply leveraged that single study across all of them - maybe that makes sense.

These seem much more appealing to me than single family homes, and much more likely to help me achieve my goal of $20k net monthly cash flow in 2025 (my 40th birthday).I'd love to hear any thoughts, ideas, recommendations, etc. on how you all would get started if you were me. 

So this piece of land would have a single tenant.  

Not as much as my last one, but a good single or maybe a double. 

Evaluating investing in multifamily & single-family homes in San Diego, however, from podcasts and seminars I have started attending, many investors mention San Diego is not the best market for this.

Looking forward to seeing the comparison/ differences nation wide..Key Words: Philadelphia, New Jersey, South Jersey, New York, Miami, Florida, Delaware, Pennsylvania, South Jersey, Maryland, Baltimore, California, Denver, Chicago, Phoenix, Washington DC, Camden, Manhattan   

Which city in bay area is best for investment upto $600,000 with small cash flow positive ($100-$200). Hoping for asset appreciation and can hold for 10 years.  

If you drive through the Nations it looks like every single lot is being developed, but the size of the Nations area vs East Nashville can’t be compared.

I have some experience with single family, but wanting to get into multi family.