Beyond a certain critical, mass, the gains are exponential. 

Also, multi families tend to be more attractive for income-oriented investors rather than the capital gains-oriented SFH investing.

A lot of it depends on what you want to do with the capital and when you want to realize a taxable gain.

Question to my fellow BP tax expects:Can I use nonrecaptured net section 1231 losses to offset capital gain losses from the sale of an investment property? 

I am young, and by no means "know it all," so my purpose of joining this site is to gain knowledge by meeting and reading posts by experienced investors.

I am curious to know if anyone knows of certain jobs/ worked a job in the past that has helped gain RE knowledge and experience along with making some money each month.Thanks, Justin Tejeda

I'm just starting out in flipping/rehab, so looking to gain as much knowledge as possible and help some others along the way if I can.

SEO is a good way to gain traction along with video blogs etc...networking Property management is very competitive!!

Jeremy Clarke Not an issue transaction wise, however, selling it to you might create a capital gains problem since she's been there 30 years.Selling it for less than it's worth to avoid cap gains can create a gift tax issue for the equity involved.You should speak with a CPA about doing it in a way that avoids any issues.

I am a 22 year old college student who just joined the community, currently looking to gain experience in real estate in the Metro Atlanta area.