I am a new investor in the South Central PA area (Carlisle).

Any feedback on whether to begin my real-estate portfolio with a "hub" home so my wife and I could potentially live in for at least the next 10+ years or find a mult-plex as a primary home/rental property.Issue: Wife and I are on the market looking for a home in the DFW area for the next 6 months. 

Any feedback on whether to begin my real-estate portfolio with a "hub" home so my wife and I could potentially live in for at least the next 10+ years or find a mult-plex as a primary home/rental property.Issue: Wife and I are on the market looking for a home in the DFW area for the next 6 months.

I like all of Central Pa for investing including York, Adams, Cumberland, Dauphin and Lancaster Counties. 

After moving to central Maine a few months ago, I've turned off my Mass MLS - sorry. 

@Justin Woodworth I live in central Wisconsin wausau area

However the entire centralized AC system is wired and  billed to the top floor ,the bottom floor has window AC unit and electric radiators, the AC vents in the bottom unit are freebies for the lower unit but they are controlled by the top unit.I have an interesting situation with as my new tenant downstairs doesn't like window AC.Even though it's relatively cooler downstairs the lower unit tenant has a higher demand for cooling than the top unit,this wasn't the case with previous tenant.Makes me wonder if the lower unit tenant wants to ride on my back to pay his unit cooling bill.

I can recommend a good CPA if your in Central Florida. 

These were "Central Gulf Coast parcels" (an area called the "Nature Coast").

Just like a SFH, in multifamily you can buy something cheap in a bad market and rent it to whoever without a credit check or you can buy a high class asset in a great market and rent it out to the best credit worthy residents out there - all from one centralized office with onsite management taking a 3.5% fee instead of 10%.