An easier avenue would be like the previous poster mentioned, purchase a small multi and live in a unit and rent the others.

If i ask myself what i am interest in, is multi family ranters.I could have passive income from more people, than going to single family homes.

Hey all, new member here.Doing BRRRR in Ontario, have four small multi-family (2 duplex and 2 triplex) so far.It looks like I'm going to run into an issue with getting bank mortgages soon.

However, given that we’re both military and a couple other circumstances, we have a bit more capital than a typical young-20s couple to invest so are also looking to buy a multi family (ideally quad or tri-plex) property that we can do some light rehab on and start cash flowing.

Hello! I've been interested in investing in rental properties for a while and i was wondering if anyone had any tips? I'm currently 30 yrs old and thinking about the future with my kids. I've read about possibly savin...

Now that my property  is worth more because it is shooting off more income (on larger multi-family and commercial, value is strongly related to NOI - hence, you can significantly effect capital appreciation with minimal broad market influence), I can further raise the IRR by cashing out a refi or selling for nice profit.

If I were you I would definitely recommend looking around more to see if any of your local lenders advertise as being military friendly or if they specialize in VA loans.

Now I have a couple of opportunities: one is a multi-family residential property, the other is a multi-unit executive office property.For the sake of simplicity, let's say you have two properties.

Hello,I am looking for a property manager to manage a multi family in Queens.

You'd be better off buying and renovating a multi family than trying to build.