It depends on the market, in my home area I can't justify single family rentals but MF's work... however I've invested in single families in markets where the MF's scared me. 

Goodmorning BP family- I have added an additional single family house to my portfolio so I am now house hacking two homes.

I have a lot if clients too who will live in the basement (both in single family and multifamily) and rent out the upstairs.

It is a very high cost of living and my landlord has been renting out the triplex for a little below market value for the past few years, however he is going to be selling the property ( all three units)  (This area is considered very nice and "shouldn't" depreciate in value. )I have been trying to deep dive into bigger pockets, reading bigger pocket books, watching videos but  a lot of the resources talk about multi-family properties as purely renting out all units and not actually living in one of the units. 

I have a 2015 3/2 single family home just north of Nashville in Robertson County. 

I have family in SD and it's a quick flight for us and easier than the drive. 

I have a bunch of land all over Texas for sale currently and I have decided that instead of wholesaling the land, I want to build a single family home.

I reached out to realtors in my target area, & they set me to receive emails when multi-family homes in my target price show up on the market. 

Yep 😃 it’s usually 10-20% 👍🏽I just gave a family in Tennesee one today and I’m in Illinois.

I know it's hard to cash flow today, especially in the A neighborhoods, but would like to hear what you think.ThanksI would jump into emerging pockets, buy when it’s considered a c area and sell when it comes up in grade.