You have to watch out for the Single Family Homes that are zoned as SFR but being marketed as Multi Family.  

Hi,   I am looking for a system that can help me generate offers automatically.

Example: if you are a flipper that wants to buy with low money out of pocket, then you would need to study that system and the private lenders market.

I currently work in commercial real estate for a large developer, but have a strong desire to put together rock-solid deals in the single family/multi-family space, utilizing BRRRR and/or flipping.

If you're looking for multi family (>4 units), then it's most definitely all pocket listings by way of knowing the right brokers.

I'm looking into a 6 unit multi family apartment this will be my first multi family unit and only my 2nd Reid property.

Inventory for small multi units is very low right now in north Chicago.  

Hello fellow members,I'm ready to do the jump, but I'm curious to know where I can find the better deals for multi unit buildings 5+The price range (dictated by my down payment affordability) is between 200K and 250K at the momentThe cities I'm considering are Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Kansas City and Chicago.

I live in San Diego North County and in my area, a single family starts at 350K and a multi-family starts at ~750K.

@Roy N.definitely apply the one lease, one payment system.