That is, would you buy a million-dollar property to make $100 even if that represented an infinite return on investment?

Solid area for sure but… IMO I wouldn’t buy multifamily unless I’m buying for $25,000 - $30,000 a door.I’d rather stay sleeping in bed haha@Ryan Pyle is the Godfather of Toledo multifamily investing and a top bloke 👍Mate, I know you manage multifamily Happy to make intro if interested I know you are more patient and reasonable than me and maybe can talk some sense into people hahaI’m too hot headed as you know and am just looking to get my first ever misdemeanor hahaha 🙏

The days of buying and cash flow are long gone(unless you are in the middle of the US).

Hi Everyone,I have been running evaluations on properties trying to figure out what I want to do in the rental property world, and I have decided to try and go into buying bigger multifamily properties. 

Lots of people buying.

I'm not saying it's impossible to get small, value-add MF in the Southeast, but I am saying that most people I talk to have no idea what they're up against and often have unrealistic expectations of what they can buy here for the money.

In some areas, winter is a good time to buy as there are fewer sales, so you can get a better deal.

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

I can't yet afford to buy anything for myself in the city, let alone a multi-family, so I ended up buying my very first property out of state.My high-rise building is located in an "A" neighborhood and was recently sold to a new owner.

Same thought on buying an existing location.We use a Wagon Wheel and or Linked approach to competition.