Definitely want to get into development in the future of tiny homes, multifamily, etc. that's where this is from. it comes from our stacked triplex. three of these on top of each other but the single family home we had to add a few upgrades to get our target sale price of $300 per sq ft or higher. 

My plan is to look for a single family home but if I can find a multi family property to have more than one unit and it fits my budget I will defiantly go for that as well.The location I am looking at is San Diego and/or the surrounding area.

Not exactly sustainable with the way prices have skyrocketed.Honestly, bypassing a turnkey marketer might be your best bet.

Get to know the specific neighborhood, RE is hyper-local, there is no single market in any metro area, it is comprised of many micro-markets.

These are the exceptions of rent control:Exemptions to Rent ControlDwelling units expressly exempt from rent control per state or federal law.Dwelling units occupied after February 1, 1995.Single-family homes, condominiums and townhomes.Subdivided interest in a subdivision.Government subsidized dwelling units.

It's better to get a single or a double sooner rather than waiting two years to find that home run.

I do like single family but, at the same time a duplex and up to a 4 unit seems more interesting.I look at this and wonder, if I plan to rehab one house, I’m better off working on a two units for the same effort of time it will take for just one unit single family.

@Anx Carter Your safest bet is to have your CPA/tax professional determine the land value.

I have nothing against me, no criminal record, good credit, job, income, savings, single male, no kids... could the HOA decline my highest offer the property to whoever they choose? 

Hello everyone, I am looking for a lender to provide a second lien on multiple single family rentals, but which is not based on personal income.