It seems like I'd waste too much time going back to the property to collect every single application.

Hello All, I am currently in the process of learning more about investing in multifamily properties, i currently have 5 single families, so i have no experience in them.

I have a great broker for single family homes and first time buyers or people with 2 properties.But I am looking for a broker who can help get things done for those who own multiple properties and want to grow their portfolio.

The two big reasons that multifamily makes more sense than single family are scale and reduced expenses.

The deal was just okay, and now that I have the education of how to actually evaluate, buy, and rent a single family property, I want to do another deal that is much better than my first. 

I still view them as no real difference than the little ones - takes the same skill set (for the most part) and time investment as a SFH or a Duplex... however there are a LOT of folks making noise in that market that haven't even done a single family house deal either.I get why a broker doesn't want to talk with people...

I was wondering if anyone from there have some insights on the surrounding areas, property type (single family, multi), and/or airbnb market?

Thanks for this episode and  for the statics you gave on multi family vs single family as well.

I'm currently working with an out of state investor who's interested in some single family deals.

I presented a cash offer and 'subject to' and explained the 'sub to' to them.They are not interested in sub to and asked if I wanted to buy the property for what they owned on it?