Evening, My roommate and I are looking to get into multifamily housing with 40+ units.

Or do you want the steady cash flow with a little less headaches and just one person/family per unit to deal with?

Its a 2 family home in a rough neighborhood, one side vacant and the other is occupied.I have an okay relationship with the existing tenant but it has been a constant struggle with late rent, her keeping the property a mess, and her unit is disgusting, etc. 

Also, we’re certainly outgrowing our duplex unit as we’re a growing family so finding something larger to move into wouldnt be too bad.

Keep all the units I currently own and just save up for each additional unit like I have done to build up what I currently own?

Marketing your rental units, screening prospective tenants and facilitating lease signing will give you experience that will be helpful in the future as you look to scale your portfolio.

Usually if the college has a foundation, they will have a director that is in charge of housing for students and they can be a great resource for landlords who are allocating some units for students like you may be.

I have two units.

Is anyone here looking for a 12 unit apartment building in Calumet City?

@Micah HensleyI'm using single family homes, apartments, and multifamily units.