It boasts of a townhome-style, with each unit having its own 1-car garage.

See what your budget gets you in each market, if it were me I'd probably go with the bigger city for more long term growth, but that is just my style.

Given a suitable property and neighborhood, I'd say there's no better strategy for maximizing returns from a tenant/buyer!

Its kinda of different topic, but go find your new favorite bank lender, mortgage lender, or a mortgage broker.It will take more information and potentially your personally investing style to figure out whether you should use a hard money loan or a conventional loan. 

Contractor proposed building a sliding barn door style closet in the middle with bookshelf/shelving on each side.

I honestly feel like flipping will be my style since I don’t wanna be dealing with tenants and I believe given your properties to a property management really don’t make a lot of difference since you will end up paying every expenses that they will spend on the house and still have to pay management their commissions.

As my colleague mentioned, it takes a good accountant and/or a good financial advisor to evaluate his options and find a suitable investment while balancing risk/reward.

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Other than that you can really dig into researching your given area and style of investing so you are ready when the time comes.

In some cases that loan should include rehab costs.I am looking for suggestions and advice on the types of loans best suited to buying and holding single family homes with at least one additional unit on the property and/or 2-4 unit 1-2 bedroom cottage style units.