Remember, the quickest and safest way to build wealth is having multiple different incomes from different sectors. 

I'm looking at multiple houses but only one duplex. 

Without further ado, here are the final details:Purchase price in 2018 - $210,000Sales price in April 2022 - $450,000 (cash, no inspection, no contingencies)Net proceeds - $249,000With initial out-of-pocket investment of $27,000, the return is a 9.2x multiple, or 84% IRR, which is by far the best real estate investment we've ever made, and gives our daughter a great start on her financial life.

However, in my case, I don't know yet which state I'll be buying the property in as I am keeping an eye on multiple states.

@Jim Sestito we are getting estimates from multiple contractors to make sure we are sticking to our budget.

I’ve gotten to where we have multiple doors at the same monthly rate so I need to transistion into an app to help me manage and identify who paid rent.I have a few tenants that are “technically challenged” and I’m anticipating some challenges with getting them on board to use a payment app.Any suggestions for the simplest rental payment apps (from a tenant perspective)?

I must admit I have taken no action in looking for deals yet but I will explore the market and scout multiple properties.

Due to the cost is low since a lot of work has been done overseas (with correct US codes of course), this is good options for long-term rental with multiple complexes of small units as well.

The Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) today announced that Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac (the Enterprises) will conclude their single-family rental pilot programs and then terminate their participation in the single-family rental market except through their previously existing investor programs – Fannie Mae’s Multiple Financed Properties and Freddie Mac’s Investment Property Mortgages.Not trying to discredit anything, but this was a 2 year pilot program.... seems like plenty were able to do ok prior to that, wouldn't it be likely they could continue after as well?

Have you estimated the internal rate of return or equity multiple on the deal?