It's fully renovated.

I'd love to get into multi-family, starting small at first and moving into larger properties.  

Duplexes just won't flow around here but a larger one (6bd min) might get you to break even. 

We are working hard and doing well in the single family flip market but im trying to develp a plan i can put into motion for larger multifamily in the next 6 months while we continue to do flips on single family to build capital.

Hi there, I've recently relocated to Halifax, NS and would like to discuss larger multi-family properties with anyone familiar with the market here :)I have a small portfolio, a mix of commercial and residential, and would like to purchase or partner into a larger multi-family complex next.10 units is realistic for me, but it would be exciting to contemplate 100 units.Thank you kindly for any replies,Andrew

I have purchased and done renovations on 10 houses and have gotten pretty comfortable with the process. however I recently purchased 3 turn-key units that left me low on capital.

When you renovate a building, if you sell in less than 10 years, everything looks and is perceived at being new.

If it's a larger organization, feel free to inquire about their different staff qualifications.2.

At a list price of $105k and $40k of renovations, you'd be all in at $145k plus (let's say) $6,000 in closing costs and lender fees for a run-of-the-mill title and lending company. 

The complexity arises when you are (A) managing other people's money and/or (B) engaging in larger assets with more moving parts.