Example:Duplex, listed recently for $249,000, 2 bed/2 bath/ 1 car garageThe property was in decent shape with 1 side already rented about $75 below market and one side vacant.

On the expense side, multifamily is just a lot more efficient if done right.

I'm actually coming at it from the other side.

We split our projects separately and I guided her through hers and I got my side done as well.

I have been doing a very slow crawl (while I clean up past financial mistakes & save cash for future successes) to get into the investment side, but have been working to gather some priceless experience along the way.We purchased our first home in 2005 and that became our very first rental in 2009!

hello everyone,i have notice that the market I am in os pretty hot right now and wanted to know everyones take on virtual wholesaling in other states and possibly how to get started doing that and understand what the starting point should be?

Just some tips because I also door knock and do driving for dollars in my area.The Summertime is the best time to door knock especially when it is hot outside.

Where I'm located the housing stock is predominantly quads and smaller... and its almost all converted SFH that are 100+ years old to boot (translated = rotted sewer lines, knob & tube electric, lead paint, asbestos siding & pipe wrap)... all the things that say OPPORTUNITY... and I've been missing it for over a year!

I feel like side by side multifamily would be ideal, although they might be a little harder to find.

He mentioned that with the current hot market being tough to buy solid mutlifamily deals he is looking to invest in another 'asset class' so I was curious about what asset class that might be specifically.