I am considering a new town home as a starting point and would love any advice around that as well (if it's a bad idea / gotchas around that).Regards,Soup Nikk

It was a stepping stone process and along the way, I built up more private money investors, more sub contractors, more GC’s, and more suppliers with better discounts.Look more RE into building the business and less into how much labor your husband does on the jobsite with his own hands.

Can anyone recommend towns in Dallas good for multifamily investing?

It looks to me that is a good deal (330K in one of the best zones in town). 

I've been interested in Zanesville for awhile, mainly because of the university and hospital that are located in a good part of town. 

It is a 4 BR 2 BA house built in 1972.

Hey BP,Newbie Investor in the process of finding a multi family property (duplex, triplex, quad) to move in and house hack and becoming a landlord for the first time. In my searching I noticed some of the propeties wi...

It was newly built in 2007 and needs no work.

I am looking for duplex and 4 plex in my town ( army post ) so there is a ton of rentals available and plenty of demand for the supply.

With Turnkey, the provider is the PM, so it's all built in.The upside to the DIY method is that, if you're good at it and/or get lucky, you might end up with a bigger share of the profits.