You'll see or understand something different every time.Due diligence....go to every single house you want to buy. 

That way on a 75-80% cashout you can recoup your cost, and possibly add additional cash to your operating account, to scale your progress toward building a portfolio.It's not going to happen overnight but with consistent investments, each additional property should add equity, cash, and monthly cash flow to your portfolio, causing a compounding effect to allow you to scale.Let me know if you have any further questions, but this seems like a great place for you to start.

It has been performing very smoothly, zero unexpected expenses + having the rent steadily in my account every month.

We have previously only done single family ground up builds but are looking to pivot to multifamily. 

Zoning can be for single family home, 2-4 units and multifamily. 

G'Day folks,I've reached out to my legal and accounting team for referrals but they had none.The IRS is absolutely useless and we have tried dealing with them for over a year now on this matter.At the point of just hiring and handing over to legals to deal with itPaid off $70,000 in prior year taxes and have receipts and deposits as proof, etc...

Multifamily homes interest me, as well as fix and flip, buying and holding single family homes, and possibly wholesaling.Thanks for taking the time to read, I look forward to connecting with some great people!

@Cartus Aikens, yes you can, and no, not every single time but yes you can make money.

The challenging part is finding an investment that has enough spread to account for all of the labor.

Single family home from Lennar2. 680-750K cost3. 1800-2000 sq ft areaQuestion: 1. wanted to see the general thoughts on the growth of the area. 2. does it have good rental yield, market overall ?